PFN Demands Urgent Actions from FG on Insecurity
Kemi Olaitan in Ibadan
The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) yesterday expressed deep concern over what it described as the worsening state of insecurity across the country, urging the federal government to take immediate and decisive steps to protect lives and restore peace.
This is just as it is called on the federal government to fulfil its constitutional and moral duty of protecting every citizen irrespective of tribe or religion so that the country can truly be “a nation where no one is oppressed,” stating that this is the first responsibility of governance.
It warned that the loss of value for human life in the country has reached an intolerable height, urging the government to seek international help and partnership before the situation deteriorates further.
