In a heart-to-heart conversation with Christian Events Watch, MWO Monday Riyee, the Lagos State Coordinator of the Nigerian Military Christian Fellowship (NMCF), shares his inspiring journey, lessons from the Nigerian Customs Christian Fellowship’s 21st Prayer Concert, and his vision for NMCF. As a dedicated servant of God in uniform, MWO Monday highlights the importance of evangelism, Godly living, and winning souls for Christ.
Christian Events Watch: Can you introduce yourself to our readers?
MWO Monday: By the grace of the Lord, my name is MWO Monday Riyee. I hail from Nassarawa State and serve under the Nigerian Air Force Ikeja Unit. I am also the Lagos State Coordinator of Nigerian Military Christian Fellowship.
Christian Events Watch: When did you emerge as the Lagos State Coordinator of Nigerian Military Christian Fellowship?
MWO Monday: As a young soldier, I joined the service and worked with senior committed Christian officers, which introduced me to NMCF. Since then, I’ve been fully involved for 20-22 years, holding various responsibilities. Recently, I was elected as the Lagos State Coordinator.
Christian Events Watch: What are the entry requirements to be a member of NMCF?
MWO Monday: The first entry requirement is being born again, a lover of Jesus Christ. Secondly, you must be a military or paramilitary personnel or dependent.
Christian Events Watch: Why did you attend the Nigerian Customs Christian Fellowship 21st Prayer Concert?
MWO Monday: I attended as a representative of NMCF and to support the body of Christ. The Assistant National Secretary of NMCF is a member of NCCF, and I was invited.
Christian Events Watch: What did you learn from the NCCF 21st Prayer Concert?
MWO Monday: I learned spiritual tactics in prayer and was inspired to reshape my prayer life.
Christian Events Watch: As NMCF’s State Coordinator, what’s your advice to military and paramilitary personnel?
MWO Monday: Evangelize Jesus Christ, live a Godly life, and win souls for Christ.
Christian Events Watch: How do you respond to those who doubt Godly men can be in uniform?
MWO Monday: We must prove them wrong; we are agents of God in uniform, attracting believers and unbelievers to God.
Christian Events Watch: What plans do you have before the end of the year?
MWO Monday: We’re hosting the South West Zonal Congress on November 8-9 and an end-of-year thanksgiving and hospital outreach in December.
Christian Events Watch: Who’s invited to these programs?
MWO Monday: Everyone; we want to use uniform men to capture people for Christ.
Christian Events Watch: Are uniform men agents of God?
MWO Monday: Yes, as children of God, we represent Him in our conduct and behavior.
Conclusion:
MWO Monday’s testimony serves as a powerful reminder that faith and service can go hand-in-hand. As he continues to lead NMCF’s Lagos Chapter, his dedication to spreading God’s word and inspiring fellow uniformed personnel will undoubtedly bear fruit.