Musk explained his foray into Europe’s immigration debate, saying that he only painted a picture of what might happen if people of contrary laws and lifestyle were allowed to impose their ways of life on the people they met.

The NDC flag bearer in the 2027 elections, made this remark on Tuesday at the 2026 Goodluck Jonathan Foundation Democracy Dialogue in Bauchi, the Bauchi State capital.

The remarks, which have circulated widely on social media, have drawn condemnation from Nigerians who described the comments as divisive and capable of aggravating religious tensions in the country.

ADF International, which is supporting both Smith-Connor and Räsänen, argues that these types of cases highlight the “evidence of growing threats to religious freedom in the West.”

One social media video showed people in an airport building trying to hold on to pillars and poles in an effort to keep safe, as the earthquake shook the structure, sending fittings debris in the building flying all over the place.

He said Christians are prepared to be hauled into prisons in defiance of the proposed bill seeking to ban preaching in commercial vehicles, as God has mandated believers to preach everywhere, and would obey God rather than man.

Underscoring the conviction that power and effectiveness reside in unity, KIVI founder, Junior Nwaubani, told Kingdom Times in London that the organisation has committed itself to the vision of bringing Christians together, irrespective of denominational differences, to worship and pray.

The ministry linked the action to a new espionage law enacted by Iran following its 12-day conflict with Israel in 2025. Under the law, individuals accused of cooperating with “hostile groups” can face lengthy prison sentences and, in some cases, the death penalty.

Nigeria remains the deadliest country for Christians. Open Doors 2025 report has it that 3,100 of the 4,476 Christians killed globally last year were in Nigeria. That’s 69% of all faith-related Christian deaths worldwide.

The NCA has challenged the Federal Government to publicly explain the basis for the allocations and to review future budgetary decisions.