10/08/2026
Apostle Nila Calls on Christians to Vote, Reject Political Violence
Apostle Nila Zulu, the founder of Kingdom Culture Church Int'l in Matero has urged members of the congregation to actively participate in the electoral process while rejecting political violence.
Speaking during Sunday service while teaching on “Kingdom Impact,” Apostle Nila said Christians have a responsibility to influence society positively, including through responsible participation in national affairs.
He encouraged church members who are eligible to vote to exercise their democratic right and make informed decisions when choosing their leaders.
Apostle Nila, however, cautioned against allowing political differences to fuel hatred, division and violence among citizens.
He urged the congregation to respect people with different political views, emphasizing that disagreements over politics should never become a reason for conflict.
The church leader said Christians should be examples of peace, unity and responsible citizenship in their communities.
He further explained that kingdom impact extends beyond the church, noting that believers can make a difference through their actions, choices and contribution to society.
Apostle Nila's message comes at a time when citizens are being encouraged to take part in democratic processes while maintaining peace and unity.
He called on members to approach elections with maturity and responsibility, stressing the importance of using their voices peacefully.
The message from Kingdom Culture Church Int'l was clear: vote, respect different opinions and reject violence.
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