Nigerian Preachers Defy Preaching Ban, Challenge Government to Jail 65M Christians
Nigeria's Pentecostal Fellowship is up in arms against a proposed law restricting bus evangelism, with Bishop Francis Wale Oke daring authorities to imprison 65 million Christians. The PFN President insists believers will prioritize divine command over legislative prohibition. This escalating religious freedom debate spotlights the tension between faith and state in Africa's most populous nation.
President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), Bishop Francis Wale Oke, has condemned the National Assembly over reports of plans to prohibit preaching in commercial buses across the country, urging Christians to continue evangelising in buses, taxis and other public p
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