PFN urges Tinubu to act firmly against terrorists
Bishop Wale Oke, President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, has called on President Bola Tinubu to intensify efforts against insecurity in Nigeria. He emphasized that bandits and terrorists must be dealt with decisively, without exceptions. Oke commended the cooperation between Nigeria and the United States in tackling terrorism and urged citizens to unite against violence. He stressed that only justice and security can restore peace in the nation.
What we know
- Bishop Wale Oke urged President Bola Tinubu not to relent in fighting insecurity and to ensure no "sacred cows" are spared.
- Oke responded to claims by former US President Donald Trump about US strikes against ISIS terrorists in northwestern Nigeria.
- He praised the renewed cooperation between Nigeria and the United States in addressing banditry and terrorism.
- Oke warned against accepting so-called "repentant terrorists" into the system, insisting on justice and security.
- He called on all Nigerians to support efforts to end violence and ensure perpetrators face the law.
