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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has said recent attacks on churches that claimed dozens of lives were politically motivated in an attempt to stir up religious tensions.

Scene after the terrorist attack at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Owo, Ondo State where scores of worshippers were killed, maimed. Photo/FACEBOOK/rotimiaketi

“From the tragedy in Owo two weeks ago that shook our nation to its core, to the killings and kidnappings just this weekend in Kaduna State, it is clear that there is a design by wicked people to put the country under religious stress,” Buhari was quoted as saying late Wednesday. Buhari, a northern Muslim steps down next year after two terms in office, and security will be a major challenge for whoever wins the February 2023 presidential election.

 

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He is confused.

Thunder fire una. Bring the political motivator now since you them.

Oh! Not ISWAP again ? Oh! Buhari is failure of a man !

This is not the President's submission. We can't hv conflicting views from the Presidency on the Owo Catholic Church massacre. The information Minister says one thing, the President another one. A perceived confusion.

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