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DSS invites Prophet El-Buba over Jos protests

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DSS invites Prophet El-Buba over Jos protests
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A Plateau-based cleric, Prophet Isa El-Buba, has been invited by the Department of State Services to appear at its Jos office on Tuesday. It was learnt that the invitation of El-Buba, who is the General Overseer of the Evangelical Bible Outreach Ministries, was not unconnected with his participation in last Sunday’s prayer walk organised by #EndSARS protesters in Jos, the Plateau State capital. During the prayer walk held between the Old Airport Roundabout and the Secretariat Junction which attracted a large number of people mostly youths, the cleric insisted that Nigeria must be freed from bad leadership. A member of his church, who did not want his name mentioned confirmed El-Buba’s invitation by the DSS to our correspondent in Jos on Tuesday.
The source said, “The DSS asked him to appear at their Jos office today (Tuesday). He is yet to be freed after he arrived at their office around 10 am.”
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