Pastor William Kumuyi, General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, stated on Friday that if properly trained and equipped, Nigerian youth will stand out among other countries.
Young people, in his opinion, are a critical mass that can make Nigeria stand out, but in order to do so, they must be led and given the proper values.
In Abuja, he participated virtually in a press conference held prior to the international children’s and teenagers’ convocation that Kumuyi and Global Crusade jointly organised.
Pastor Kumuyi believes that young people are a crucial component of Nigeria’s future success.
Thus, he emphasised the significance of identifying young people early and instilling the proper values in them.
Nobody is born a doctor, an engineer, an achiever, or a brave, militant soldier. We’ll all start from the bottom up,” Kumuyi continued.
The convocation was open to kids and teenagers between the ages of 5 and 19, according to Pastor Elijah Adebiyi, the FCT Overseer of DCLM, who echoed Kumuyi’s sentiment.
He claimed that it would offer a venue for young people to communicate with one another and gain knowledge from seasoned instructors.
According to Adebiyi, “We believe that young people are the future, and we want to invest in them.”
If we catch them young by instilling in them spiritual, academic, and moral values, there is a critical mass of Nigerians who can make our nation stand out.
The children and teenagers convocation is a chance for young people to come together and learn from seasoned teachers who are committed to giving them the right values and skills to succeed in life.
From May 11 to May 14 in Abuja, the Moshood Abiola National Stadium will host the international children and teenagers convocation.
