Al Mustapha pleads with Mouka to come to the aid of Northern youths

Boss Security Officer to late General Sani Abacha, Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, has engaged the General Overseer of the Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Movement, Pastor Lazarus Muoka, to act the hero the 19 northern states from relentless emergencies in the zone.

Al Mustapha, author of Green Party of Nigeria, GMP, who showed up at Mgbidi, in Oru West Local Government Area of Imo State, joined by two Kaduna State Christian priests, Pastor Aminchi Habu and Dr. Gora Philemon, talked at the most recent day of the 4-day International Miracle Crusade titled; What God has decided Shall be done, sorted out by the Lord's Chosen at Mgbidi.

Tending to the admirers, he clarified that his central goal was to recognize Muoka as a man with a particular enthusiasm for Nigeria's issues, particularly in the North and offered for his mediation before the turmoil swelled into something greater. The previous CSO deplored that the 19 northern states were by and by looked with such a significant number of social issues requiring genuine and fair individuals like Muoka, who could direct and pass the correct messages to the general population. "We need Pastor Muoka to stretch out his evangelism toward the North, in order to change the circumstance for good. On the off chance that we enable psychological warfare to get profound and established, it might snowball into influencing different parts of Nigeria. Other than individuals are kicking the bucket each day. Along these lines, there is have to convey individuals who have the ability to bring Nigeria out of its current circumstance," he advanced. "Framework is mysteriously absent, such a significant number of guarantees, however not satisfied. There is excessively cash, yet nothing to appear for it. Institutional rot, nepotism, sexual orientation imbalance issues and so forth are posturing difficult issues in Nigeria. Also, individuals are biting the dust each day, so there is a need to bring individuals who we know, have the ability to bring Nigeria out of its current circumstance," he opined.