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The NKST (Nongo u Kristu u Sen A’tsa na Nigeria) has issued a public statement addressing a trending arrest warrant targeting their pastor, Rev. Fanen Igber. The church asserts that the warrant stems from a misunderstanding and seeks to clarify the situation for the general public.
According to the statement, signed by Rev. Philemon Menger Aba Chap, Director of NKST Media Services, the issue revolves around a family dispute over a leased land deal involving a construction company. The church claims that certain aggrieved family members are targeting Rev. Igber, who was delegated by the community to lead negotiations, due to perceived neglect. The statement emphasizes that Ter Kunav and all involved parties, including signatories to the deal, are aware of the agreement, which has been made public.
NKST strongly refutes the allegations against Rev. Igber, describing him as a well-trained, cultured, and disciplined pastor with a family legacy of clergymen. The church views the warrant as a desperate attempt by certain individuals to tarnish the reputation of a revered cleric and has vowed to seek legal recourse to set the record straight.
The statement further notes that Rev. Igber is innocent and continues his normal duties as assigned by the church, dismissing claims that him being in hiding. Documents related to the issue are available for public review to verify the facts.
The church concludes with a call for public support and a reminder to “remain blessed” amid the controversy.
Stay tuned for updates as the situation develops.
