Anti-Preaching Bill: Leave Christians alone, Ibiyeomie tells lawmakers
The proposed anti-preaching bill has continued to generate public debate, with supporters and critics expressing differing views on its potential impact on religious freedom and public order.
Speaking during a Sunday service in Port Harcourt, Ibiyeomie argued that the proposed legislation, which he said seeks to restrict preaching in public transport, could infringe on Christians’ right to evangelise and create unnecessary tension.
By Olayinka Ajayi PORT HARCOURT — The Presiding Pastor of Salvation Ministries, Pastor David Ibiyeomie, has criticised the proposed 2026 traffic offence and anti-preaching bill, urging lawmakers to drop the initiative and focus on addressing the country’s pressing socio-economic and security challenges.
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