Ban applies only to preaching in commercial vehicles, not streets — Senate
22, 2007 did not include a ban on street preaching by individuals or religious organisations as speculated in certain quarters. It also noted that the proscription of hawking/preaching in commercial buses had been part of the law and not a new addition by the National Assembly. “The Senate has duly noticed public concerns on the purported proscription of preaching and hawking in a commercial vehicle under the ongoing amendment to the Federal Road Safety Commission (Establishment) Act, No.
- ▪22, 2007 did not include a ban on street preaching by individuals or religious organisations as speculated in certain quarters.
- ▪It also noted that the proscription of hawking/preaching in commercial buses had been part of the law and not a new addition by the National Assembly.
- ▪“The Senate has duly noticed public concerns on the purported proscription of preaching and hawking in a commercial vehicle under the ongoing amendment to the Federal Road Safety Commission (Establishment) Act, No.
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Home » Ban applies only to preaching in commercial vehicles, not streets — SenateLatest News Ban applies only to preaching in commercial vehicles, not streets — Senate John Ameh July 27, 2026 Share Add as a preferred source googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-6861913-2'); }); The Senate has clarified that its recent concurrent amendments to the Federal Road Safety Commission (Establishment) Act, No. 22, 2007 did not include a ban on street preaching by individuals or religious organisations as speculated in certain quarters. It also noted that the proscription of hawking/preaching in commercial buses had been part of the law and not a new addition by the National Assembly.
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