CAN hails Bishop Oke’s re-election as PFN President, urges unity

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has expressed its support for Bishop Wale Oke’s re-election as the National President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) during its 18th Biennial Conference in Abuja.
According to the apex Christian body, this re-election reflects the trust that PFN members have in his leadership.
In a statement issued by the President of CAN, Archbishop Daniel Okoh, on Sunday, the emphasis was placed on Bishop Oke’s humble nature and his significant role in uniting Pentecostal churches while addressing national moral issues. The statement also acknowledged the collaboration between CAN and PFN under his leadership.
Archbishop Okoh articulated his expectations for Bishop Oke’s continued commitment to providing spiritual guidance, enhancing interfaith dialogue, and advancing social justice and humanitarian initiatives.
He urged the Christian community to support Bishop Oke’s vision through prayers for wisdom and strength as he embarks on this new term, emphasising that unity and faith are essential for the peace and prosperity of the nation.
The CAN President remarked, “Bishop Oke has proven himself to be a humble and approachable leader. His tenure as the head of PFN has been marked by significant strides in uniting Pentecostal churches across Nigeria and engaging in the national discourse on moral and ethical issues.
“We look forward to his ongoing commitment to providing spiritual guidance, enhancing interfaith dialogue, and advancing social justice and humanitarian services.”