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It is necessary to reveal the transformation that each of us had in mind for our sacred ground in Imeko City. We will not stop complaining until our CCC leaders awaken from their sleep and take seriously their obligation to make improvements to our Imeko sacred place. Bloggers have shamed the church on social media by pressuring authorities to take necessary action when they learn about this, which has led to Imeko City’s current state. I think they still have more in them; all they need is the will to act and awareness.
Are you aware that the Holy Ground in Imeko City can yield some interesting cash from different vendors selling an array of goods? Only with excellent layouts and a well-presented structure for the vendors can you earn a respectable income. Everyone is always well-prepared financially before traveling to Imeko for convocation, and we are all aware of how costly food and other spiritual items, are at the holy ground. Nevertheless, we all cheerfully purchase from the merchants because it is a one-time event.
If a sturdy framework can be constructed to enable these vendors to sell their goods instead of the impromptu and careless arrangements that the vendors offer, each vendor may be assessed a fee, at the discretion of our leaders directing the affairs of the Holy ground, for opening the well-constructed stores with cutting-edge lighting. You won’t see much of what you want to buy if you visit any seller at our hallowed ground in Imeko when the street lights are off. This isn’t meant to be the case. Our leaders should take Lighting’s crucial position in Imeko City’s affairs meticulously.
In addition to providing guidance, this would enhance the church’s aesthetic. Instead of having vendors positioned across the Holy ground, all of the vendors ought to congregate and sell their goods together. Organizing is key.
May God help our church.
