Millions of Nigerians living abroad seized the significant of today’s perfect whole numbers of 777 to offer prayers of enduring national rebirth for their motherland, Nigeria.

From Dallas where thousands of Nigerians born in the United States of America and those who migrated there are holding a big annual re-union to Midwest American city of Kansas prayer Virgil were kept all night that Nigeria would step back from the precipice of political confusion, ruinous corrupt practices and possible corporate disintegration. In Overland Park, Kansas, several Nigerians converged on Abundant Life Church, Antioch Road and had an all night prayer and fasting to usher in a new day for Nigeria.

Also at the International Assemblies Church, Pastor John Abiodun Akinwale led a prayer for Nigeria and Africa. By American standard, the all-night prayer meetings are seen as a very big sacrifice and a genuine show of affection for Nigeria by its sons and daughters living abroad.

Tens of worshippers at Redeemed Christian Church of God spread across the United States and Canada and their counterparts attending Christ Apostolic Church, CAC are taking turns to offer their own prayers on Sunday while many chose this noble cause to offer prayers for their nation and loved ones many others in the western world are using the opportunity of the day to pin their hope on winning fabulous lottery prices. Tickets are all sold out. People are already drinking beer and popping wines for winnings that have not been announced.

The Nigerian reunion in Dallas, Texas is showcasing the nation, the Nigerian passport agency is mounting educational tips for prospective applicants for Nigerian immigration documents; there is also a symposium where young Nigerians have the opportunity to know how to assist in projecting a positive image for the country. The simple strategy offered by panelist is that Nigerian youths should distance themselves from evil fraudsters known as 419ners and that wherever they sense imminent 419 deals they should assist to alert law enforcement agencies. This way Nigerians would be known as people who hate crimes.

A young Nigerian investor with interest in real estate and music production, Mr. Olaribigbe Abitogun, aka Mr. Bytes said that the quality of this year’s reunion is actually “an improvement on past standards.”