I havent been hearing of many activities of CAN in the south-east except with the deaths at Uke. I think CAN in the south-east has loads of issues to delibrate arising from deaths at Uke; at what age should children be allowed to attend such vigil gathering and also what mechanisms should be used to prevent pregnant women especially those about to give birth from attending such gathering. They have to look at exit roads to such places, the environment and population expected and facilities available in those arenas. It is regrettable that these holy Christians died but a thoughtful look at crusade centres would likely reveal that many may have been infected with various diseases in such crusades and some could be terminal. When women give birth at crusade centres, it seen by attendees as miracle, every sickness and adversity is from the devil while young ones are branded witches. South-east streets are filled with churches and residents of those streets cant rest from loud microphones from those churches. Unfortunately for CAN we have got a situation where churches are trade centres and where any person/trader can own a church.
Posted on: Wed, 06 Nov 2013 07:03:20 +0000
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