Tinubu should allay fears of Christians on same faith presidential ticket, Says Arch-Bishop Ogunmuyiwa | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

Dr Ogunmuyiwa made the submission in Kano at the 4th National Inter-Religious Conference, tagged: “Harnessing Nigerian’s Religious Diversity for Sustainable Peace and National Development”, organized by the Kano state government.

“It is true that the Christians in Nigeria are not happy with the choice of Muslims Muslims ticket by APC, and they have the right to be unhappy with the decision, especially with the level of insecurity trending in Nigeria today, especially in the North. Christians bear more of the consequences hence the apprehension about what the Muslims Muslims president and vice president will spell to Nigerian Christians if elected.

Dr Ogunmuyiwa who doubles as co-chairman of the Inter-Religious Conference stressed that the conference is geared towards complementing the ongoing dialogue towards finding solutions to religious colouration problems in Nigeria. For the stability of Nigeria, the Chief Imam of National Mosque, Abuja, Professor Ahmad Saeed Galadanci said Nigerians should be mindful of the characters of politicians whose ultimate target is to use religious sentiments to ferment crisis.

Oga Archbishop, u are on your own. Allay which fear. We have moved past there. The gods makes some people mad for a reason and we thank God for what our gods have done with Tinubu. PeterObiForPresident2023

Oga Archbishop, u are on your own. Allay which fear. We have moved past there. The gods makes some people mad for a reason and we thank God for what our gods have done with Tinubu. PeterObiForPresident2023

he gave our Muslim brothers their fair share not the other way around. Thus, to believe the pills that Tinubu is selling to us is Suicidal!

In an inter-religious meeting our dear Arch-Bishop was not expected to sound biased otherwise the Muslim attendees would stage a walk out. See, as a sane and fair human being with a complete understanding of the explicit needs of the occupants of this land,

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