The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) has denied endorsing the presidential candidate of All Progressives Congress (APC) as reported in some quarters.
PFN National Deputy President, Archbishop John Daniel, stated this while addressing newsmen shortly after its National Executive Council (SEC) meeting, at its National Secretariat at Asiwani, Lagos State, on Thursday.
The body therefore reiterated its stand against the Muslim-Muslim Presidential ticket of the ruling party.
PFN explained that the recent meeting by the Northern Christian leaders with the APC Presidential candidate, should not be taken that PFN has unanimously endorsed the candidate.
“As for the meeting with Asiwaju Bola Tinubu by some Bishops from the Northern part of the country, it was a meeting just to listen to his programmes and not for endorsement. This was clearly stated and that was it,” he said.
The body maintained that it still frowns at the Muslim-Muslim ticket charging its members to look out for credibility, reliability and capacity to move Nigeria forward before voting for a candidate.
‘’As a body, we have been praying for a peaceful general election and that everybody should take responsibility by getting their Permanent Voter’s Cards (PVCs) and be strategically prepared to vote for candidates who have the capacity, integrity and credibility to move the nation forward,” Archbishop John Daniel added.
