Bishop Wale Oke, the President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), has strongly criticized the National Assembly for passing a controversial law that penalizes preaching in commercial buses. Oke declared that the law infringes on religious freedoms and vowed that the PFN will continue to preach regardless of the consequences. He emphasized that the law is an attempt to suppress the gospel and warned lawmakers that they would face resistance from the Christian community. The PFN leader urged believers to stand firm in their faith and not be intimidated by the new legislation. He called on the government to respect the rights of citizens to practice their religion freely. The law has sparked widespread debate about the balance between public order and religious expression in Nigeria.
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