

The Nigeria Christian Civil Chaplain Corps, led by Corps Commanding Officer Chaplain Daniel Joe Alimi, recently hosted a significant National Security Prayer Summit in Port Harcourt. The summit brought together security agencies, religious leaders, and government officials to discuss pressing security issues and seek spiritual and practical solutions and divine intervention for peace, countering terrorism, social Vices, managing communal conflicts, promoting community policing and stability in Nigeria.



The summit was honored with Notable attendance by the presence of representatives from key security agencies, including: Nigeria Police Force, Rivers State Command that delivered a speech: The Rivers State Police Command is committed to working with the Nigeria Christian Civil Chaplain Corps in national security prayer to address security challenges and promote peace. The Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC), Rivers State Command representative from the Commandant also said: The NSCDC is dedicated to protecting lives and property, and we appreciate the role of Nigeria Christian Civil Chaplain Corps in promoting peace and stability and boosting the spiritual life of their personnel


Chaplain Daniel Quotes: I believe in Nigeria and the promises she holds because Nigeria is Sovereign Nation under God as it’s enshrined in the constitution. But if the foundation being destroyed, what can a righteous do? Therefore, we must come together as a nation undivided to rebuild and restore what is ours though we’re many people with different tribes, tongues and beliefs. He ended with fervent prayers for divine guidance and protection for the military, Police force, paramilitary Forces, Federal government, Rivers State and Local government and community leaders
Chaplain Ferdinand Ogechi Chidi, Commanding Officer, Nigeria Christian Civil Chaplain Corps, Rivers State Command gives assurance to the participants about the NCCC. He said: The NCCC is dedicated to providing spiritual guidance and support to security agencies, government establishments and communities, promoting peace and security through prayer and dialogue. Under the leadership of Chaplain Daniel Joe Alimi, the organization continues to play a vital role in national security and spirituality. He also called for increased collaboration between security agencies, Federal government and community leaders to address security challenges effectively and concluded with a resolution to support the NCCC to boost the monthly national prayer aimed at mobilizing and raising more chaplains and intercessors for peace and security across the country

