Members of the Celestial Church of Christ attend NASFAT inaguration

The 8th National Executive Committee of the Nasrul-Lahi-l-Fatih Society (NASFAT) Worldwide was inaugurated recently, and members of the Celestial Church of Christ (CCC) were present.

The event emphasized the value of religious tolerance, unity, and mutual respect among Nigeria’s various religious communities. It was hosted at the NASFAT Islamic Centre on the Lagos-Ibadan Motorway.

Leaders of the Celestial Showers delegation in CCC PraiseVille, Yaba, Lagos, were welcomed with open arms, by both dignitaries and NASFAT members. At the eclectic gathering, they stood out in their famous white sutanas, signifying the spirit of togetherness in religious differences and the message of Christ’s love for all.

The presence of the Celestial delegates at the NASFAT inauguration sent a powerful message of inclusivity and acceptance. Despite differences in religious practices, both communities demonstrated genuine warmth and hospitality towards each other, fostering an atmosphere of harmony and mutual understanding.

Throughout the event, the Celestial representatives received accolades and expressions of appreciation for their presence. Their attendance was seen as a testament to the shared values of brotherhood, tolerance, and love for humanity. Media outlets captured the moment, highlighting the significance of interfaith cooperation and solidarity in promoting peace and unity.

In his inaugural speech, President Ayodeji Abdulrauf expressed gratitude for the Celestians’ attendance, acknowledging the importance of their support and goodwill. Former Osun State Governor and Minister of the Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, also commended their presence, further emphasizing the spirit of unity and collaboration.

Reflecting on the event, the Celestial Church delegate expressed gratitude for the opportunity to witness and participate in the NASFAT inauguration. He emphasized the importance of embracing diversity and fostering unity for the collective prosperity and protection of Nigeria and beyond.