Some clerics across the country have condemned the recent ban on preaching in public places in Anambra State, including markets, imposed by Governor Chukwuma Soludo.
Recall that the governor announced the ban on public preaching on Saturday and threatened a N500,000 fine on anyone who violates the state’s directive.
Soludo urged clerics to take their evangelism to their churches, citing noise pollution as a nuisance in the areas.
However, some clerics have responded by saying public preaching is essential for winning souls for Christ.
Some described the ban as an attack on religious freedom, which they believe is a constitutional right.
Osazee Williams, International Secretary of the Ecumenical Synods of Bishops, Archbishops, Apostles, and Senior Clergy in London, stated that the governor’s ban is an attack on the body of Christ.
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