A body of priests and vicars under the aegis of Universal Assembly of Brotherhood of the Cross and Star Priests (UABCSP) has called on the federal
government to assist clergymen and other Nigerians hit by the ravaging flood that has submerged churches, destroyed their homes and farmlands.
In a statement released Tuesday morning and signed by its chairman, Her Eminence Glory Mike Ntuk, the group said their members serving in States like Bayelsa, Kogi, Nasarawa, Anambra, Rivers States, among others, have lost their churches, personal properties and are left despondent. “We empathise with our Priests, especially those assigned to stations, in the affected States, communities, towns and villages, many of whom have lost dear relatives. Others have suffered extensive damages on their valuable property, crops and farm lands.
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