The Fellowship of Churches of Christ in Nigeria (TEKAN) has challenged Christians in the country to use their PVCs wisely in deciding the President of Nigeria in 2023.
This is contained in a communiqué on Thursday after the 66th General Assembly of TEKAN and signed by the President, Rev Dr Caleb Ahima and General Secretary, Rev Moses Jatau in Jos.
The communiqué urged all Christians to obtain their PVCs, register to become members of political parties and contest elections to be active in rewriting the narrative of the Nigerian nation.
“The Assembly resolves to eschew bad politics, the pursuit of money, ethnicity, unhealthy rivalry, religious bigotry, acrimony, the quest for domination and all other vices which threaten the unity of the church on Nigeria.
“In addition to getting PVCs for voting, the Fellowship members are advised to be fully involved in politics by joining political parties, and also vie for political positions, so that they can shine the light of Christ in the political arena that is being engulfed by darkness and all kinds of atrocities to the detriment of the church and the Nigerian Society.”