PFN urges fair Christian representation and backs INEC chairman
The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria has called for balanced Christian participation in the upcoming elections. Bishop Wale Oke, President of the PFN, emphasized the need for fairness in political appointments and condemned ongoing violence against Christians. The group rejected demands for the removal of INEC Chairman Prof Joash Amupitan and voiced support for transparent election processes. The PFN also praised the government's efforts to address insecurity and urged continued action.
What we know
- Bishop Wale Oke stressed the importance of Christian representation in the 2027 elections and urged the President to consider a Christian vice president.
- The PFN rejected calls for the removal of INEC Chairman Prof Joash Amupitan, stating he has the right to express his views on national issues.
- The group condemned terrorist attacks on Christians and other citizens, calling for stronger government intervention.
- The PFN supported the use of electronic transmission of election results to ensure transparency and trust in the electoral process.
- The Fellowship commended the Federal Government and President Bola Tinubu for efforts to combat insecurity, while urging even greater action.
