Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria Raises Alarm Over Targeted Killings of Christians Nationwide
The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) has expressed concern over the targeted killings, rapes, and displacements of Christians in Nigeria, labeling the situation as an ongoing genocide. Bishop Wale Oke, the PFN President, highlighted the need for the government to intervene and protect the Christian community.
The event marking PFN's 40th anniversary emphasized the importance of prayer and unity in combating these challenges. Prominent figures like Bola Tinubu and Professor Nentawe Yilwatda commended PFN for its role in promoting peace and stability in the country.
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