According to him, he led the burning of the alcohol bottles on Sunday in Kankara in company of some government officials.
The admin office said the directive referred to ordained pastors in all parishes, zones, provinces and regions.
“We have our own human responsibilities in the difficult times we are in,” said president of the All Africa Baptist Fellowship, Israel Akanji.
“Our Islamic organisations should do more to affect humanity.’’
Mr Fagge hailed the NAHCON extension of time for registration for Nigerian hajj pilgrims.
Ms Sanda-Usara said the Nigerian team also invited the Saudi Minister of Hajj and Umrah to visit Nigeria.
Mr Arabi congratulated the approved airlines on the selection.
The woman from southwestern Iran had attracted attention as part of the nationwide protests when the authorities had her shop shut.
“Many people in governance and private enterprises in Nigeria dream dreams, but some will not make any concrete arrangements for action,” said the bishop.
“The extension provides valuable time for those who have not registered to fulfil their dream of performing Hajj,” Mr Abubakar said.
