The humanitarian gesture of citizen Chibuzor Chinyere in donating a mini estate and a car to Garba Emmanuel, the father of Deborah Samuel, who was killed in Sokoto for alleged blasphemy, is a deep manifestation of love, care and humanity to the recipient of the gift and his entire family. It is a highly commendable example of basic preaching to love one’s neighbour as one loves himself.
Moved by the incident, a popular Port Harcourt-based cleric and the Founder of Omega Power Ministries , Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere offered and gave Deborah’s parents a mini estate of 14 flats and a Toyota Corolla car for Uber business to Garba Emmanuel, Deborah’s father. Apostle Chinyere also promised Deborah’s seven siblings “automatic scholarships” and relocated the family to Port Harcourt. The estate was registered in the name of Deborah’s family immediately.
This gesture is more significant because although Deborah’s killing sparked outrage across the country with many calling for the swift prosecution of two suspects arrested in connection with the crime, there was very little corresponding action by government, and even less sympathy from the immediate Muslim community except the Sultan who stoutly condemned the killing. Indeed, charges brought against the two arrested culprits related to conspiracy and causing public disorder.
The question arising is: where is religion without love for others and value for human life? The idea of being a good neighbour should have a special meaning to Nigerians because of their high religiosity. So, it is absurd that people could kill one another in the name of religion, against the backdrop that religion teaches love of neighbours as ones-selves; and love for humanity.
May your soul rest in peace amen, you have bring joy into your family
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