NBTS President Urges Government to Address Insecurity
Rev. (Prof.) S. Ola Ayankeye, the President of the Nigerian Baptist Theological Seminary (NBTS) in Ogbomoso, Oyo State, called on the government at all levels to tackle insecurity with utmost seriousness.
Speaking at a press conference regarding the preparation for the 2026 Ministers’ Conference, he stressed that Nigerians deserve to feel safe. Ayankeye highlighted the government's duty to address issues such as kidnapping, fuel subsidy, inflation, and the electoral process, asserting that human life is sacred and must be protected.
He urged political leaders to ensure a free and fair election process as general elections approach. The 2026 Ministers’ Conference, themed ‘The Gospel Minister and the Ministerial Competence,’ is set for September 14-17, 2026, featuring various activities aimed at enhancing the performance of gospel ministers.
Key personnel for the conference include Rev. (Dr.) David Olusola Idowu, Rev. Segun Babalola, and Rev. Ikechukwu Michael Onyegbu, with Ayankeye serving as the chief host.
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