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What happened when an innocent Christian preacher was accused of Islamophobia?

16 March 2019

9:00 AM

16 March 2019

9:00 AM

Being a street preacher can be a thankless business. Since moving to Britain from Nigeria nine years ago, 64-year-old Oluwole Ilesanmi has toured the country reading aloud from the Bible, spending hours outside train stations, urging people to see the light. Sometimes he makes a convert; most of the time his preaching falls on deaf ears.

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