PFN demands urgent action on insecurity, hardship
The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria marked the country's 66th Independence anniversary with a pointed call to government at every level. The church body says insecurity, deepening economic hardship, corruption and a growing drug trade demand immediate action. Its national president warned that the country cannot honestly count its progress while ordinary citizens remain exposed to those threats.
The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria has used Nigeria’s 66th Independence anniversary to demand urgent action from governments at all levels on insecurity, worsening economic hardship, corruption and the growing illicit drug trade, warning that the country’s progress cannot be measured while citizens remain exposed to these problems. The National President of the PFN, Archbishop Wale Read More: https://punchng.com/pfn-demands-urgent-action-on-insecurity-hardship/