“If elected into office, I will be responsible and accountable to the people, not any political godfather,” he said.
The religious body says it’s concerned about the havoc floods have wreaked nationwide.
Mr Umahi also urged people to play down on party politics, describing equity as the quality of being fair and impartial.
The Plateau governor said “it is not enough to blame leaders alone without corresponding responsibility”.
The Christian body also appealed to Nigerians to support the security agencies with prayers.
The clergy said Christians cannot afford to remain complacent while decisions that affect their faith are being made.
According to the NCPC executive, the commission will ensure that its staff declare their assets legally and morally binding on all public servants.
The governor said the state had been able to surmount its security challenges because of the faithfulness and grace of God.
“There was a time that CAN gave directive to all churches to design their building to be disability-friendly,” said CAN president.
Mr Lalong said that he had already accepted the job and there was nothing anybody could do to dissuade him from performing his responsibilities.
