Former Senate Leader, Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume, has congratulated Reverend Dr. Amos Musa Mohzo on his re-election as President of the Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN).

Rev. Mohzo, who first assumed leadership of the church in 2021, was re-elected last week to serve another four-year term.

In a congratulatory statement, Senator Ndume described the cleric’s re-election as a reflection of his diligence, humility, and leadership excellence, as well as the confidence reposed in him by members of the church.

“I have known you over the years as a humble and God-fearing personality, which has guided your divine calling,” Ndume said.

He commended the COCIN President’s long-standing contributions to spiritual and community development, recalling his early years in Gwoza, Borno State, where he began his career as a teacher and mentor.

Ndume noted Rev. Mohzo’s steady rise within the church hierarchy—from Deputy General Secretary to General Secretary, then Vice President, and now President—saying his “enviable record of service speaks volumes.”

He added that Mohzo’s humility and integrity exemplify the biblical principle that “he who humbles himself will be exalted.”

At a time when some elements seek to sow religious division, the senator said the COCIN leader’s experience in managing diversity would be invaluable to promoting unity.

Ndume urged Rev. Mohzo and other faith leaders to continue fostering peace, tolerance, and mutual trust among Nigerians.

“At this critical period in our national life, faith leaders must stand as bridge-builders, supporting government efforts to promote unity and understanding among our people,” he said.