PFN Supports RCCG – Urges Churches To Create Political Directorate

The Director, National Directorate of Politics and Governance of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, Pastor Femi Emmanuel, has backed the Redeemed Christian Church of God over their newly-created politics directorate.

Correspondents report that In a statement by the Lead Pastor of Livingspring Chapel International, Emmanuel sent to Sunday PUNCH, termed the move by RCCG as an answered prayer and not support for any political candidate.

He said, “This appointment of the RCCG is not in support of any Political candidate at all. We asked for it. I trust other fathers and leaders of the faith would soon follow suit.


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