The deputy spokesman of the Brotherhood of the Cross and Star (BCS), Archbishop Emmanuel Ekuri, has called on Nigerian leaders to embrace the teachings of Olumba Olumba Obu, founder and spiritual head of the BSC, to solve the problems bedeviling the nation.
Ekuri made the call on Saturday in Kaduna at a press conference announcing the “2023 edition of the celebration of the divine manifestation of the Ancient Days Leader, Olumba Olumba Obu”, scheduled to commence on Christmas Day at the BCS headquarters in Calabar, Cross Rivers state. Ekuri said the BCS, spiritual head “teaches and practices nothing but love, and demonstrates peace, mercy truth, meekness, faith, patience, forgiveness and godliness.”
He said Nigeria leaders should practice the teachings of servant leadership, purity, love and the fear of God and seek divine intervention in the problems bedeviling the nation.
Ekuri noted that, “As humanity continues to grapple with the challenges facing the human race such as the numerous deadly conflicts going on in all corners of the world, natural disasters and diseases, some of which have defied cure, we make bold to inform the world that the solution to all these crises lie in the teachings of our Leader Olumba Olumba Obu…
“The solutions to the myriads of problems facing governments at all levels in Nigeria, could be found in the teachings of Olumba Olumba Obu…
“We wish to also make it abundantly clear to leaders of the world and governments at all levels that the solution to the myriads of the problems bedeviling mankind today can be found in the teachings of our leader, Olumba Olumba Obu, as encapsulated in his everlasting gospels…
“Today, the people of all races of the world stream to worship God in spirit and in truth in Brotherhood of the Cross and Star.”
Ekuri maintained that, “except leaders of the world embrace all the divine precepts of the brotherhood of man, where all forms of discriminations shall cease to exist and the Fatherhood of God, where all men shall worship the one and only Living God as taught by our Leader Olumba Olumba Obu, man shall continue to wallow in spiritual darkness.”
He said “the BCS is not a church but a kingdom”, and advised journalists not refer to the brotherhood as a church.
“We do not like journalists to refer to us as a church, we are not a church.
“Secondly the leader of BCS, Olumba Olumba Obu is not a pastor, he is not a General Overseer, neither is he a church founder or reverend.
“We do not want people to quote us for what we are not.
He is the sole spiritual head of the universe… Don’t use your own wisdom to describe us”, he said.
According him, a number of activities had been lined up for the five day celebrations, including a public lecture with the theme, “Impact of God’s manifestation on human civilization”, to be held at Transcorp Hotel, Calabar.
Nigerian leaders urged to embrace teachings of Olumba Olumba Obu to solve nation’s problems
