The presidency described the bashing of President Muhammedu Buhari’s administration by the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Hassan Kukah, as ungodly.
The Catholic cleric in his Easter message had taken a swipe at the Buhari’s administration, alleging that insecurity especially terrorism has degenerated since 2015 President Buhari came into power. “But if you profess to being a man of God, as Father Mathew Hassan Kukah does, ideology should not stand in the way of facts and fairness.“But, in saying that the Boko Haram terrorism is worse than it was in 2015, he did not speak like a man of God. Kukah should go to Borno or Adamawa to ask the citizens there the difference between 2014 and 2021.“Furthermore, the Hijab issue in Kwara State on which he dwelt is a state matter which the courts of the land have adjudicated.
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