CAN reacts to death of youth wing chairman, Bitrus Adze
The national leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, has reacted to the passing of Dr. Monday Bitrus Adze, the Chairman of the Youth Wing, YOWICAN.
CAN noted that Bitrus’ sudden departure has left a profound void within its communities, particularly among the youth he so passionately served.
CAN noted that Adze was not only a dedicated veterinarian but also a beacon of hope and inspiration.
“His unwavering commitment to empowering young people and fostering unity within the Christian community was a reflection of his faith and vision for a brighter future,” a statement signed by Archbishop Daniel Okoh said.
“Throughout his tenure, Dr. Adze tirelessly worked to uplift the youth, encouraging them to embrace their roles as leaders and advocates for positive change.
“His initiatives and programmes touched countless lives, instilling a sense of purpose and direction among the youth of CAN.
“The shock of his unexpected passing leaves us grappling with the loss of a leader who was both a mentor and a friend to many young Nigerians. The impact of his contributions to the Youth Wing and the broader community cannot be overstated.
“As we mourn this significant loss, I encourage all members of CAN, especially the youth, to come together in solidarity and support for one another and for Dr. Adze’s family during this difficult time. Let us honour his legacy by continuing the work he so passionately championed.
“On behalf of the Christian Association of Nigeria, I extend my deepest sympathies to the family of Dr. Monday Bitrus Adze, the youth of CAN in Delta State, and all who were touched by his life and service.
“May we find comfort in our shared memories and in the knowledge that his spirit will continue to inspire us.
