PFN President Urges Government Action on Insecurity and Corruption

Archbishop Francis Wale Oke, the national president of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), called on the Federal Government to intensify efforts to combat insecurity, economic hardship, corruption, and illicit drug trafficking in Nigeria. In his Independence Day message marking the nation’s 66th anniversary, Oke urged citizens to reflect on the country's state and commit to building a peaceful and prosperous Nigeria.

He acknowledged the progress made over the past 66 years but emphasized the importance of addressing ongoing challenges. Oke highlighted the need for peace and security as foundations for national development and called for stronger government action against banditry and terrorism.

He expressed concern over the worsening economic situation and urged both federal and state governments to improve citizens' welfare. Oke also criticized corruption as a significant threat to democracy and urged all levels of government to tackle it effectively.

He appealed for unity among Nigerians to build a nation based on peace, justice, and righteousness.