The President of the Evangelical Church Winning All, Rev. Job Ayuba Bagat, expressed gratitude to God for preserving Nigeria’s unity amid numerous challenges. In his Christmas message, he acknowledged the country’s economic hardship, insecurity, political uncertainty, social tension, and moral decline in 2025. Rev. Bagat emphasized that true reliance on Christ comes through humility, obedience, holiness, and love—not through material abundance or external noise. He thanked God for protecting and providing for the nation despite its daunting obstacles.
Looking ahead to 2026, Rev. Bagat urged Nigerians to deepen their spiritual alertness and faithfulness, trusting that God will guide the country’s leaders toward righteousness and prosperity. He noted that families are struggling with rising living costs, young people face uncertainty, and communities yearn for peace and justice. In this context, he stressed the need for the church to serve as a beacon of hope, seeking God diligently and remaining spiritually awake.
Rev. Bagat encouraged citizens not to lose heart, assuring them that God will continue to carry the nation forward as He has done so far. His message arrives at a time when Nigeria grapples with economic stagnation, insecurity, and social unrest, while the country’s leadership works— with varying success— to address these issues. As the nation moves into 2026, his call for spiritual renewal and faithfulness may resonate with many Nigerians seeking hope and guidance.
The Evangelical Church Winning All is a prominent Christian denomination in Nigeria, boasting a significant following across the country. Rev. Bagat’s message is likely to be widely received and reflected upon by Nigerians both within and outside the church. As the country navigates its challenges, the role of religious leaders like Rev. Bagat may become increasingly important in promoting unity, hope, and resilience among citizens.
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