NATIONAL vice president of Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, PFN, in charge of South West, Bishop Francis Wale Oke, Wednesday, charged President Goodluck Jonathan to be more courageous in taking decisive decisions on the security challenges facing the nation, appealing that no Nigerian should be exposed to untimely death.
Bishop Oke was speaking at the corporate headquarters of Vanguard Media Limited during the 12th edition of Vanguard Media Christian Fellowship end-of-year thanksgiving and prayer programme with theme: The Change: From Glory to glory.
Sam Amuka, Publisher Vanguard Newspapers, Bishop Wale Oke and Mideno Bayagbon, Editor Vanguard Newspapers at the Vanguard Media Christian fellowship
He appealed to the northern leaders to have a rethink, “if we let Nigeria be, then there can be a Nigeria we can go back to in the future, but if we bring Nigeria down, then there will be no Nigeria to go back to in the future.”
“And we want to speak to the political leaders in the North, this violence is destroying the economy of the North. People that are sustaining the economy of the North are fleeing the area, because their lives are no longer safe. On the long run, what they (the leaders) think they are gaining on the short term is bitter nothing, on the long run, is a major loss,” he said.
