The Christian Association of Nigeria says it has taken a stand in the alleged rape case against COZA founder, Pastor Abiodun Fatoyinbo.
The association stated that Busola Dakolo’s allegation, no matter how bad it sound, remains an allegation until proven otherwise. CAN reiterated that it has directed the PFN to investigate the matter and assured that nothing will be left unturned.
This was disclosed by the association’s president, Dr Samson Ayokunle, during a news conference in Abuja on Thursday, July 18
Ayokunle noted that the allegation, no matter how bad it may be, remains an allegation until proven otherwise; that is, until it is properly investigated and there is a truth to hold on to.
He said: “We have told you without mincing words that we will never support immorality in whatever form. It is alien to the culture of the church, to the teachings of Christ. And there is no pulpit that I know in Nigeria that the members are taught immorality; but we will not condemn until we have reasons to condemn. Let the panel come out with the result, let’s know what the truth is. I told you in the press release we issued that we have given the right to Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, because we don’t deal with individual churches, we deal with blocs. We have directed PFN, an arm of a bloc, which is also large enough to investigate that matter. I am telling you under God that PFN has set up that panel and that panel had been given two weeks within which to submit its report. Not only that, the two individuals involved have been invited by the committee and we are assuring them that nothing will be covered.”
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