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Niger Governor Orders Preachers To Submit Sermon Notes or Scripture For Approval Before Preaching

Governor Umar Bago Speaks Out

Niger State Governor Umar Bago has denied banning evangelism.
He said his government only wants preachers to submit their sermons for review.
Bago explained this is not an attack on religion or freedom of worship.
He said the goal is to keep peace and stop messages that may cause violence.
He asked everyone to understand the reason for the policy.

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Policy for All Preachers

The governor announced that every preacher must bring their sermon notes or scriptures for review before preaching.
He said this applies to both Christians and Muslims.
The process, he added, is simple and open.
Authorities will only check for words that may cause trouble or hate.
He insisted no genuine religious message will be blocked.

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Security Agencies to Enforce Rules

Bago revealed that the police, the DSS, the military and civil defence will help enforce the rule.
These agencies will ensure sermons are reviewed and approved.
He warned that those who refuse to follow the rule may face penalties.
The governor said this action will stop hate speech and save lives.
He added that his government is serious about keeping communities safe.

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No Ban on Evangelism

The governor repeated many times that there is no ban on preaching or evangelism.
He explained that preaching will continue in churches and mosques.
He said nobody will be stopped from sharing their faith.
The rule is only to check messages before they reach the public.
Bago asked religious leaders to work with the government to protect peace.

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Mixed Reactions from the Public

Some religious leaders have welcomed the policy.
They said it can reduce the risk of violence.
Others fear it may limit freedom of worship.
Civil rights groups are watching how the rule will be enforced.
Many citizens say peace and security must come first.

Call for Calm and Cooperation

Governor Bago called for calm among all faith groups.
He said his government is open to dialogue.
He urged everyone to help keep Niger State safe and united.
Religious leaders were asked to work together with security agencies.
He promised the policy will be fair and transparent.

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Final Word

Governor Umar Bago stands firm on the sermon approval rule.
He says the goal is peace, not restriction of religion.
He has called for unity among Christians and Muslims.
The debate over this policy will continue in the days ahead.

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