The leadership of Ekklesiyar Yan’uwa a Nigeria (EYN), led by its President, Rev. Dr. Daniel Y.C. Mbaya, paid a heartfelt condolence visit to Rev. Nuhu Armachiya following the passing of his beloved wife Late Mrs. Ladi Nuhu Amrmachiya, who was called to rest after a brief illness. The visit was marked by prayers, words of encouragement, and a strong message of unity and faith.
Speaking during the visit, Rev. Dr. Mbaya offered words of comfort to Rev. Armachiya and his family, urging them to remain strong in the Lord. He emphasized the importance of holding onto faith even in times of deep sorrow.
“We pray that the Lord will hold our hands so that we may not ask ‘why’,” the President said. “This moment is a test of our faith. As we have always preached that there is heaven, we must also remember that death is inevitable and the only way to reach heaven.”
He encouraged ministers to remain firm in their belief and to use every opportunity to speak boldly about their hope in Christ. “Even if our physical bodies suffer, our faith in God must remain strong,” he concluded.
Among the president’s entourage includes Rev. James K. Musa, EYN General Secretary, Rev. Eli Samuel, Secretary to the Ministers Council, Mrs. Hassana Habu, Diretor, Women Ministry, and Mrs. Rhoda Nuhu, Wife of EYN President.
In response, Rev. Nuhu Armachiya expressed deep gratitude to the EYN President, pastors, and DCC Secretaries for their presence and support during this difficult time. He described their visit as a clear demonstration of love, unity, and shared strength.
“I sincerely thank the President, all pastors, and DCC Secretaries for the empathy and support shown to me,” he said. “Your presence here today has proven that among the leadership, there are no divisions. You see all pastors as one.”
Rev. Armachiya also took the moment to call for unity among ministers, urging them to set aside any differences. “Let us throw away the spirit of division and embrace one another. When we stand united, the devil will be put to shame,” he declared. “Even in the midst of all this trouble, God is still God.”
His message served not only as a note of thanks but also a call for spiritual maturity, resilience, and continued unity within the body of Christ.
