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The group of alleged ghost workers in Taraba State has continued its spiritual appeal for intervention, as both Muslim and Christian members on Sunday gathered at ARROW OF DELIVERANCE MINISTRIES to pray over their prolonged unpaid salaries.

The interfaith gathering, which followed a similar exercise on Friday, saw participants unite in prayer, asking God to touch the heart of the Taraba State Governor, Agbu Kefas, to address the non-payment of their salaries, which have reportedly accumulated to between nine and ten months.

The prayer session at the church was led by the General Overseer of the ministry, Pst. Joseph Wunuji who called for divine intervention and encouraged the workers to remain steadfast in faith despite their current challenges.

The development comes just days after the same group had converged at the A.A. Liman Mosque on Friday, where they also sought spiritual intervention through prayers led by Islamic clerics.

The continued move from mosque to church underscores a growing reliance on faith-based approaches by the affected workers, as they seek relief from the economic hardship caused by the prolonged delay in salary payments.

Observers say the unified participation of both Christians and Muslims highlights not only the severity of the situation but also a shared belief in divine intervention as a pathway to resolution.