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Abuja: Founder of Revival House of Glory International Church (RHOGIC), Goodheart Ekwueme, has lauded the Federal Government’s declaration of a state of emergency on security situations in the country. Ekwueme emphasized that the government needed to tackle insecurity from multiple approaches, adding that declaring a state of emergency might just be one of the necessary steps. He made these remarks in Abuja during the celebration of his 40 years in ministry.



According to News Agency of Nigeria, Ekwueme stated, “Declaring a state of emergency in security situations in the country is just a step, but I think there is much more to that. It is not only one thing that will solve the problem; the government also needs multiple approaches and I want to believe that they will and are working behind the scenes to tackle the situation from all angles. Without security in the country, it will be difficult for the nation to grow and improve its economy, and for the people to have a peaceful environment to work in.”



The cleric expressed joy and satisfaction for his achievements over the last 40 years in ministry, noting that the celebration offered him an opportunity to dream anew. “I feel very excited to be 40 years in Christ and in active ministry and to be alive, well, and strong to still be able to dream again and see what God has in store and I know that there is much more ahead,” he remarked.



In a goodwill message, Dumebi Kachikwu, a former presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress and a friend to the celebrant, described Ekwueme as a man of wisdom who has impacted his generation. Kachikwu, who was also the chief launcher of the occasion, stated that Ekwueme exemplified his name and that his good deeds should be emulated. He also urged all Nigerians to support the government’s efforts in the fight against terrorism, emphasizing the importance of collective action in ending terrorism in the country.



The News Agency of Nigeria reports that one of the highlights of the occasion was the inauguration of the Goodheart Ekwueme Ministry International (GEMI). GEMI is dedicated to mentorship, soul-winning, and support for vulnerable groups across communities.