Some Anglican bishops attending the 12th Synod of the Diocese of Awka, in Anambra State, have described COVID-19 as a blessing in disguise as it has helped to unite families and expose Nigeria’s poor health system
. As at the time of filing this report, no fewer than ten Bishops have arrived Awka, for the 12th Synod, with the theme, “God of Eternal Destiny and His Major Attributes.”
He spoke as the guest preacher at the All Saints Church, Amaenyi, Awka South Local Government Area, Anambra State.Describing COVID-19 as a blessing in disguise, Bishop Okere said the pandemic, though with its attended calamities, was a blessing to families. “COVID-19 has brought good fortunes, though has caused havoc. It has re-united families. People sat down with their families to pray.
“COVID-19 has also exposed the weakness of our health sectors, exposed us globally. We thank God for the efforts so far, though with a mixture of politics. We continue to look unto God.”
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