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Christian group urges Tinubu to reject bill criminalising preaching in commercial vehicles

Punch Nigeria about 6 hours 1 mins read

A Christian group calls on President Tinubu to reject a bill criminalising preaching in commercial vehicles, citing threats to constitutional rights. Read More: https://punchng.com/christian-group-urges-tinubu-to-reject-bill-criminalising-preaching-in-commercial-vehicles/

Christian group urges Tinubu to reject bill criminalising preaching in commercial vehicles

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