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Kefas Urges Clergy to Keep Churches Away From Partisan Politics

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Kefas Urges Clergy to Keep Churches Away From Partisan Politics
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Taraba State Governor, Agbu Kefas, has urged Christian leaders to resist the temptation to turn churches into platforms for partisan politics.

Kefas made the call while emphasising the important role of the Christian community in promoting moral values, peace and responsible leadership in society.

The governor urged clergy members to remain focused on their spiritual responsibilities and continue to serve as a moral voice for the people.

He stressed the need for religious leaders to contribute positively to society without allowing political interests to undermine the unity and purpose of the church.

Kefas also encouraged the Christian community to promote peace, tolerance and responsible participation in the democratic process.

The governor’s remarks come ahead of the 2027 general elections, as political activities and discussions continue to intensify across the country.

He maintained that the church should remain a place of spiritual guidance and moral instruction while contributing constructively to the development of society.

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