El-Buba Urges Action Against Insecurity in Nigeria
Prophet Isa El-Buba, founder of the Evangel Biblical Outreach Ministry, urged for urgent national action to end killings and insecurity in Nigeria. Speaking during a service commemorating Black Sunday, he lamented the ongoing loss of innocent lives and the displacement of communities.
El-Buba warned that democracy cannot thrive without security and justice, stressing that every citizen deserves protection and peace. He called on the Nigerian government, particularly President Bola Tinubu, to take decisive action against insecurity and to dismantle criminal networks.
El-Buba emphasized that the church must remain a voice of conscience and partner with Muslim leaders to reject violence. He referenced biblical passages to mobilize citizens towards positive action and encouraged traditional rulers, community leaders, and public officials to speak against injustice.
His appeal highlighted the need for stronger leadership to rescue kidnap victims and restore public confidence in the nation's security architecture.
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