- Gen. Christopher Musa Credits Divine Intervention for Leadership, Urges Faith and Unity
- Musa prayed for the continued growth of Bishop Abioye ministry
- Says challenges are essential for growth
Minister of Defence, Gen. Christopher Musa (retd), has shared how he believes divine intervention played a crucial role in his rise to national leadership, saying God lifted him despite overwhelming challenges.
Eko Hot Blog reports that he delivered the testimony during a recent service at Conquerors Global Assembly in Abuja, attended alongside his wife.
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Expressing gratitude to the church’s founder, Bishop David Abioye, and his wife, Musa prayed for the continued growth of the ministry.
Addressing the congregation, he encouraged worshippers to remain hopeful, stating, “Because we serve a living God, He will never give up on us.”
Reflecting on the past year, Musa said, “Even when the enemy thought they were putting us down, they did not know God was going to lift us up. In their small minds they conspired and thought they had won. But as long as you have God as your pillar, you will win.”
Describing Bishop Abioye as a close associate, Musa emphasized that challenges are essential for growth, adding, “If you are never challenged, you can never improve in life. As Nigerians, we are strong, but we are stronger together with God Almighty.”
He also called on Nigerians to avoid constantly portraying the nation negatively, noting that such narratives hinder development. Musa urged Christians to reflect their faith through actions, stressing that true influence comes from living out one’s beliefs.
