Presidency reacts to quit notice to Bishop Kukah by Muslim group in Sokoto - Daily Post Nigeria

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Presidency reacts to quit notice to Bishop Kukah by Muslim group in Sokoto

President Buhari’s Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, has described as ‘wrong calls by the Muslim Solidarity Forum in Sokoto State that Bishop of Catholic Diocese of Sokoto, Matthew Hassan Kukah should apologize or leave Sokoto State over his alleged ”The forum had enjoined Bishop Kukah to tender an unreserved apology to the Muslim Ummah over his Christmas message to Nigerians or leave Sokoto State.any part of his Christmas sermon that insulted Islam.

According to him, under Nigeria’s constitution, every citizen has the right to, among others, freedom of speech and expression, the right to own property and reside in any part of the country, and the right to move freely without any inhibitions. ”The right for all religions to coexist is enshrined in this country’s Constitution. The duty of the government, more so, this democratic government, is to ensure that the Constitution is respected. But all must respect the rights and sensitivities of their fellow Nigerians.

”On matters such as these, responsible leadership in any society must exercise restraint. Knee-jerk reactions will not only cause the fraying of enduring relationships, but also the evisceration of peaceful communities such as Sokoto, the headquarters of the Muslim community as beacon of pluralism and tolerance.

 

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Those mu'fuckers wants be heard at all tumes, meanwhile they are unproductive to the country's economy. I wish, they always can be outspoken about insurgency ravaging north with their fellow slime killing them.

The reaction is baseless

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