CAN: We’ve forgiven Sterling Bank CEO for ‘Agege bread’ Easter message | TheCable

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The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) says it has forgiven Abubakar Suleiman, chief executive officer (CEO) of Sterling Bank, over the bank’s controversial Easter message. In celebration of Easter, Sterling

May 7, 2022 3:35 PM

In celebration of Easter, Sterling Bank had posted an Easter message wherein the bank compared the resurrection of Jesus Christ with ‘Agege’ bread. It said this followed an acceptable and genuine apology letter written apology to it by the bank on April 20, 2022 which was personally signed by Suleiman.“Equally, some well meaning and highly placed Nigerians have been appealing to CAN to forgive in the Christian spirit and in consonance with the message of Easter,” the statement reads.

“In taking this step, we are following the footsteps of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ who asked God to forgive those who nailed Him to the cross unjustly and has taught us to forgive always.”“Those who are considering stopping patronising the bank as a result of the blunder should stop the process but instead continue doing business with the bank,” the statement reads.

 

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