The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) has lambasted President, Muhammadu Buhari over his decision to retain the Minister of Communication, Isa Pantami, in the cabinet describing his continued stay in office as absurd and ludicrous.
The body also pointed out that the defence of the Minister by the Buhari-led administration indicated that the government was unserious about its widely pronounced fight against insecurity and Boko Haram insurgency.
In a statement by its President, Bishop Wale Oke, on Monday signed by its National Publicity Secretary, Bishop Emmah Isong, The PFN noted that Pantami should have resigned or get sacked on account of his antecedent.
The statement read, ‘That Pantami is still in Buhari’s government tells much about who we are and the mockery that trails us. What is the man still doing in government; why has he not resigned or why has he not been sacked?
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‘There are more questions than answers or are we running a government of abracadabra, the more you look, the less you see?
‘To us at the PFN, the Buhari’s government is not sincere in its alleged war against Boko Haram, killer herdsmen, and other criminalities. Do we have to look beyond our shoulders for the sponsors of the mindless killings and bloodshed currently ravaging our country? The answer is no! The government knows them.
‘Regardless of our religions, where we come from, and who we are, Nigeria belongs to us all as enshrined in our constitution. That’s sacrosanct and must strictly be adhered to and respected by all.
‘We want to urge President Buhari to rise above primordial sentiments and sectional attachments in dealing with the issue at hand. Frankly speaking, it’s no longer at ease for the nation and its people. We want Nigeria that we can proudly call our own. The present one we are all living in is nothing to write home about.’
It finally called on the government to do all within its reach to ensure that the sponsors of criminal activities in the country are fished out and brought to book in accordance with the law of the land.
AFRICA TODAY NEWS, NEW YORK