The association said it viewed with concern the insecurity situation in Oyo State and sympathised with families of victims held hostage by bandits.
CAN also designated June 14 as ‘Black Sunday’ across all churches in solidarity with families affected by the killings and abductions.
He described the trend as a threat to public safety and social harmony.
“It has come to that point where the government will have to declare a state of emergency on security,” Mr Okoh said.
She said the victims had spent 13 days with the abductors, under harsh weather conditions.
The CAN president noted that Nigerians currently need “hope they can see, not promises they no longer believe”.
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The Christian Association of Nigeria has felicitated Muslims on the 2026 Eid-el-Kabir celebration.
The state police spokesperson, Ayanlade Olayinka, told the Peoples Gazette that the command was aware of the video.
Mr Leo visited Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea to strengthen interfaith dialogue.
Mr Amaechi boasted that he had successfully fought insecurity as a governor.
