Kogi Churches Urged to Close Over Bandit Attacks, CAN Supports Decision
The Christian Association of Nigeria in Kogi State has advised churches in the Kabba Bunu local government area to shut down temporarily due to persistent bandit attacks. This decision came after a meeting between church leaders and the traditional council, led by Oba Solomon Owoniyi.
The directive aims to ensure the safety of worshippers following credible security reports of bandit attacks in the area.
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