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The bishops made their position known in a communiqué issued at the end of their Second Plenary Meeting held at Our Lady and St. Kizito Pastoral Centre, Oke-Gada, Ede, Osun State, from September 10 to 18, 2026. The communiqué was signed by the CBCN President, Archbishop Matthew Man-Oso Ndagoso of Kaduna, and the Conference Secretary, Bishop Peter Olukayode Odetoyinbo of Abeokuta Diocese.

On the proposed foreign aid legislation, the bishops said some of its provisions requiring registration of foreign aid resources and government supervision of their use could negatively affect churches, mosques, schools and humanitarian organisations providing assistance to vulnerable and conflict-affected communities. They expressed concern over provisions that could allow authorities to deny or refuse renewal of registration where an organisation’s activities are considered “not in the national interest.”

According to the bishops, such provisions could give government officials broad discretionary powers and create additional bureaucracy for organisations already subject to existing regulatory frameworks. The communiqué stated: “This Bill, which allows authorities to deny registration or refuse renewals if an organization’s work is deemed ‘not in the national interest’, gives broad, undue discretionary powers to government officials.

“Again, the Bill risks creating an unnecessary layer of bureaucracy, duplicating existing laws, and granting excessive government control that could stifle independent civic space. “Non-profit organisations and Incorporated Trustees including Churches, Mosques, other religious bodies, and humanitarian groups are already strictly regulated by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) under the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) and some other extant laws.”

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So far, the population of the world is 8 billion. The world has existed for 20 centuries and may still exist for another 5000 years. If you multiple 8 billion people in each generation by 105, it's assumed that around 840 billion or more people will exist on this planet.

Out of this population, only about 0.5 percent or less will receive salvation. So let's assume that the people who received salvation from when the world started till it ended are 10 million people, are we trying to say that the remaining billions will burn in hell?

I learnt from some teachings that hell is too large and can contain almost any size but what I don't understand is how God will intend to move such number of creatures to burn in hell forever