PFN Condemns Sheikh Ahmad Gumi's Baseless Claim of Christians Staging Fake Burials
The Pentecost Fellowship Nigeria (PFN) strongly criticized Sheikh Ahmad Gumi for alleging that Christians in the Middle Belt were burying empty coffins to create a false impression of genocide. Dr. Sylvanus Ukafia, the PFN's national public secretary, issued a statement denouncing Gumi's claims as irresponsible and morally reprehensible.
The PFN emphasized that such allegations were baseless, inflammatory, and easily disprovable, highlighting the lack of evidence to support Gumi's assertions. The statement aimed to counter Gumi's narrative and uphold the truth regarding the real suffering experienced by victims of terrorism and banditry in Nigeria.
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