The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), yesterday, declared that Nigeria is undergoing a rebirth, vowing that corrupt leaders would soon be exposed. The body also announced a 40-day fasting and prayer ahead of its 18th Biennial Conference, themed “The Rebirth of a Great Nation: Nigeria is Great.”
 
 PFN’s National Deputy President, Archbishop JohnPraise Daniel, at a press briefing in Abuja, said the conference, scheduled for February 11-14 at the Dunamis Glory Dome, within the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), would focus on economic recovery, security, and national renewal.

 He stressed the need for Nigeria to transition from economic dependence to productivity, tackle corruption, and create an enabling environment for all citizens to prosper.
  
The cleric declared that the expectations of the righteous would not be cut short, expressing faith that the nation was on the verge of transformation.  Daniel said: “The expectations of the righteous will not be cut short. Our nation is on the verge of transformation. 
  
“The Church, as the conscience of the nation, is committed to eradicating corruption. We must move towards zero tolerance for corrupt practices.” He sought policies that encourage entrepreneurship, particularly among young graduates, warning that the government alone cannot provide jobs for everyone.
  
“Our leaders must foster an economy where businesses can thrive. The current economic hardship and the increasing migration of Nigerians abroad underscore the urgency of reform,” he added.
  
The PFN official stressed that improved security would also facilitate the movement of goods across the country, ultimately lowering food prices, and reducing economic strain on citizens.
  
In his remarks, the co-chairman of the Conference’s Central Working Committee, Dr. Victor Ogunkanmi, reiterated the group’s commitment to exposing dishonest leaders.
 
His words:  “Corrupt individuals will be exposed, and the people will demand honest and capable leaders. Nigeria must be governed by men and women of integrity, regardless of tribe or region.” Ogunkanmi clarified that PFN does not endorse political candidates, but remains dedicated to praying for righteous leadership at all levels of government.