By Obinna AkukweBishops, Pastors and Church leaders attending the Lousanne Congress 2013 holding at Wisdom Cathedral, Abuja has unanimously agreed that Christianity in Nigeria is under heavy attacks and assaults by ethnocentrism, militancy, homosexualism, materialism and worldliness. They warned that if the church failed to address these issues, they will lose their saltiness and the nation may go extinct. The conference attendees came short of calling the Nigerian church a disappointment in response to their how far they have carried on the mission of evangelization. According to him, the missionary pioneers had the burden that one day Africans will embrace the gospel and that the growth of Christianity in Africa is the fruits of their labor. Prof Yusufu described Nigeria as being governed by ethnocentrism and primordial tribalism, regionalism, sectionalism and religious bigotry and asked Christians to rise above such sentiments if the nation will be evangelized.