Niger State Governor Enlists DSS, Military, and Police to Regulate Preacher Sermons
Governor Bago of Niger State announced that the Department of State Services (DSS), military, and Police will assist in enforcing the approval of sermons for preachers in Niger State. This move aims to regulate religious activities and ensure that sermons align with government guidelines.
The governor emphasized the need for preachers to seek approval before delivering sermons to prevent the spread of messages that could incite violence or promote extremism in the state.
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