General Overseer of Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Mr Enoch Adeboye has visited Benue State where he prayed that God should bring an end to the continuous bloodshed occasioned by incessant attacks by herdsmen. He said the killings of innocent souls across the state must stop now.

Speaking during a prayer session organized for the state at the Government House on Friday, Adeboye who identified with the pains of the Benue people over the killings said he would have been in the state earlier but for the fact that he was instructed by God not to visit before President Buhari did.

“Even if we are in pain, hallelujah is a victorious sound. I am not here to make any political statement because I’m not a politician. I’m here just to pray. The governor is my son; his wife is my daughter, I can’t hear that my children are in trouble and sit at home. I would have been here earlier but I was praying at home and was instructed by God not to come before the President did.

“The Bible says the horse is prepared for the day of battle but safety is of the Lord. Men can hide from men but no one can hide from God. Men can be corrupted, they can decide to do what is not hundred percent correct with the assistance of others but there is no way you can compromise the holiness of God. He is a holy God. He created us all. And I know when we call on Him to intervene, what is impossible for man is possible for God.

“We have felt every pain you have felt. We have wept when we saw you weeping. The fact is: there is no way a man of God will not feel the pain when he sees mass burial. When somebody is dead, you can’t convert that person. That is why we want these killings to stop. God can stop it. He doesn’t play. We will call on Him to fight this battle that we cannot fight. I’m here to pray for the state that the Helper of the helpless will fight our battle,” Adeboye said.

Earlier in a remark, Governor Samuel Ortom while welcoming the man of God and his entourage to the state disclosed that enemies have turned the state to internally displaced persons home as a result of the mindless attacks.

Sun