The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria has said the embattled Global Senior Pastor of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly, Biodun Fatoyinbo, is not its member.
The President of the PFN, Dr. Felix Omobude, said this in a statement in Benin City, Edo State on Tuesday.
The reaction of PFN followed a query to the body by the Christian Association of Nigeria requesting for information on Fatoyinbo, who is believed to belong to the PFN.
The query was issued by the President of CAN, Rev. Samson Ayotunde, following allegations by Busola Dakolo, wife of prominent singer, Timi Dakolo, that Fatoyinbo raped her.
Omobude said in the statement that the PFN was shocked by the allegations that are criminal in nature.
According to the statement: “We strongly condemn this ignoble and bastardy conduct as alleged against Pastor Fatoyinbo.
“Our prayers, thoughts and support are with all those who have fallen victim as have been reported.
“PFN strongly believe in the pursuit of truth and will ensure that truth is unveiled in this whole matter and appropriate sanctions served.
“The PFN hereby warns Pentecostal Pastors who feel they can live carelessly and take undue advantage of their congregants that PFN will not shield anyone who crosses the line.
“The PFN calls on all concerned while expressing their views over this sad issue, to be peaceful and have some respect for the Kingdom.”
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