CAN congratulates Trump, US Government

The Christian Association of Nigeria has congratulated the government and the people of the United States, especially the President-elect, Donald Trump, on the just concluded general election.
CAN described Trump’s election as “unprecedented victory”.
In a press statement signed by the President of the organization, Rev. Samson Olasupo Ayokunle, CAN prayed for divine guidance for Trump and tasked him to address all the ungodly practices and social ills associated with the United States.
The statement said: “The Christian Association of Nigeria, the umbrella body for all Christians in Nigeria hereby congratulates the winner of the just concluded Presidential Election in the United States of America, Mr. Donald Trump.
“We pray for him for God’s guidance in leading the great nation of America. It is our desire that he would use his God-given executive position to address the extreme nominalism, moral breakdown and police racial brutality that are fast manifesting in the United States of America.
“The gun culture is another evil requiring the urgent attention of this soon to be inaugurated administration together with sodomic tendencies in public life”.
The statement laments how the country that is regarded as God’s own descended into a state of decadence in the name of civilization and urges the President –elect to restore the lost glory of the country.
“The US, known as ‘God’s own country’ should not descend into becoming the headquarters of satanic activities in the guise of embracing humanism or enforcing the principle of individual liberty. Humans must not be allowed to become god to themselves.
“We equally urge the president-elect to love all nations and relate cordially with them in order to engender world peace. We as well urge him to forget the bitterness of the campaign period and close ranks with the opposition for the progress of American nation.”
Ayokunle, who is also the President of the Nigerian Baptist Convention, acknowledged the peaceful atmosphere of the US while the election lasted, especially the absence of all electoral malpractices that are identified with elections in Africa.
He said: “Americans had decided through their votes and thus made all of us proud by the peaceful way the election went. There was no police intimidation of voters neither was there any over-zealous and desperate politician attempting to rig election. The way the election was won and defeat conceded was a great lesson to politicians in Africa.
Mr. President-elect, congratulations.”