In a memorandum released from the office of the special assistant to the general overseer, Oladele Balogun, the church leadership formally conveyed a crucial decision to The PUNCH on Thursday, November 30. This action, as communicated by Balogun, was deemed necessary to uphold the 'Holy City' status of Redemption City. Importantly, these sanctions won't solely target children engaged in such behavior but will also extend to their parents and guardians. The memo explicitly states, "We wish to formally inform all residents of Redemption City that, in our unwavering commitment to preserving the city’s sanctity and maintaining its esteemed 'Holy City' status, the mission authority is implementing more stringent measures against indecent dressing within the city."
Furthermore, the memo emphasizes that these measures won't be confined to individuals caught in the act alone but will also encompass their parents and guardians. It underscores the commitment to the sanctity of Redemption City and its esteemed 'Holy City' status. The directive extends to security operatives and Kingsford Security, instructing them not to permit entry to anyone dressed indecently. The memorandum concludes with an expression of gratitude for the continued cooperation and support of the residents.
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