Methodist Church demands urgent action on insecurity, hardship, corruption, backs state police
On democracy and governance, the Methodist Church welcomed the Federal Government’s reaffirmation of its commitment to democratic governance, respect for the independence of the Independent National Electoral Commission and its assurance that it neither sought nor supported a one-party state.
By Adeola Badru The Methodist Church Nigeria has called on the Federal Government to take more decisive measures to tackle worsening insecurity, economic hardship, unemployment, corruption and declining living standards, warning that increased government revenues and allocations have yet to translate into meaningful improvements in the welfare of ordinary Nigerians.
The Methodist Church expressed profound appreciation to the Oyo State Government and people for their hospitality and support towards the successful hosting of the biennial conference.
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