Insecurity: What I Discussed With Emir of Zazzau – C&S Leader
The Supreme Head and Spiritual Father of the Cherubim and Seraphim Movement Church Worldwide, Prophet Emmanuel Alogbo, has revealed details of his meeting with the Emir of Zazzau, Malam Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli. The cleric, who also serves as the Supreme Head of C&S Nigeria, said the discussion with the traditional ruler was part of his […]
The Supreme Head and Spiritual Father of the Cherubim and Seraphim Movement Church Worldwide, Prophet Emmanuel Alogbo, has revealed details of his meeting with the Emir of Zazzau, Malam Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli.
The cleric, who also serves as the Supreme Head of C&S Nigeria, said the discussion with the traditional ruler was part of his nationwide peace mission aimed at strengthening harmony between Christians and Muslims.
He said their meeting in Zaria, Kaduna State, focused on promoting inter-religious unity and tolerance as a pathway to addressing Nigeria’s worsening insecurity.
Speaking during a press briefing ahead of the 85th Annual Conference and Convention of the Church held at Galilee Land, Orile-Igbon, Oyo State, Prophet Alogbo described his encounter with the Emir as deeply inspiring.
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He noted that both leaders agreed that the country’s security challenges require moral courage, dialogue, and joint efforts from all faith communities.
“The Emir and I shared a vision of cooperation among religious communities, acknowledging that the key to peace lies in mutual respect, dialogue, and understanding.
“The foundation of a strong and united nation rests not only on political leadership but also on the ability of different faiths and communities to come together to pursue shared goals of prosperity, security, and love”, he said.
He lamented that insecurity, banditry, and terrorism continue to ravage parts of the country, describing the situation as a serious threat to human life and peaceful coexistence.
He said the brutal attacks on Christian communities and other innocent Nigerians are disheartening, stressing that such incidents strike at the heart of unity and faith.
Despite these challenges, the C&S leader maintained that the faithful must not despair, expressing confidence that through consistent prayers and collective action, peace and restoration will return to Nigeria.
Prophet Alogbo also reflected on his visit to the South-South region, where he commissioned a new sanctuary and district guest house.
He said the project reflected God’s grace and the resilience of the church’s members.
He noted that his meeting with district leaders in the region reinforced the need for unity, self-awareness, and belongingness within the church, urging members to see themselves as vital parts of one spiritual family committed to spreading light and love.
The spiritual father unveiled a ten-point agenda for the Church, which includes branding and identity reform, doctrinal alignment, leadership development, discipline, educational growth, evangelism, youth and women empowerment, welfare and social responsibility, technology and media advancement, and financial transparency.
He described the plan as a divine blueprint to reposition the church for greater relevance and unity in the 21st century.
Looking ahead, Prophet Alogbo projected that 2026 would be a year of economic progress, spiritual growth, and social transformation for both Nigeria and the church.
He announced plans to expand missionary outreach, establish more educational institutions, and invest in entrepreneurship to empower members and build sustainable communities.
He also called for stronger collaboration between religious bodies, government, and traditional institutions to ensure that faith leaders continue to shape the moral and social direction of the nation.