“Our leaders must embrace the principles of servant leadership, placing the welfare of the people above personal or political interests,” the CAN president said.
Mr Ayinla said leaders of traditional religion worshippers in Yorubaland agreed to confer the title on the politician.
He said the state officially has 618,000 IDPs, adding that though there were more attacks, the displaced people were yet to be profiled by the IOM.
The prayer session was led by the chief missioner of the Oke-Ode Muslim Community on Thursday.
The Catholic clerics said “the experience of the Nigerian Christians today can be summed up as that of a Church under Islamist extermination”.
“The recent killing spree in Bokkos is worrisome. We fear that the way things are going, if not well-managed, it can lead to anarchy,” JNI said.
Mr Adeboye said that even though it “doesn’t make sense”, he believed it would happen because God said it.
The archbishop advised the faithful to always pray for their leaders either political, community or religious ones.
Apostle Suleman said he once had an experience where cultists who had benefited from his act of kindness gang-beat a critic.
The Hadejia Emirate Zakat Committee has collected and distributed alms worth more than N1.072 billion.
