– Christian leaders lash out at northern leaders over
incessant killing of Christians
– Warn that if killings persist, both southern and northern
parts of the country would be inhabitable
– Advise northern governors to stop the killings
The northern governors have been warned that the
northern and southern parts of the country would be
affected if they killing of Christians continues.
This was the verdict of the southern Nigeria Christian
Elders’ forum of the Christian Association of Nigeria
(CAN), south-east zone.
Vanguard reports that the Christian leaders condemned
what “the inhuman treatment meted out on Christians in
the Northern part of Nigeria.”
After the joint meeting, the Christian leaders queried: “how
can Christians be treated like cows and goats in the
Northern part of Nigeria with impunity while we claim that
Nigeria is a secular state?
“This is a sign of total Islamization of Nigeria, which is very
dangerous to the corporate existence of the entity called
Nigeria.”
And after the meeting, the group’s chairman Most Rev
David Eberechukwu, and Apostle Dr Joseph Ajujungwa,
administrative secretary, signed a communiqué where
they called on the northern governors to protect the entire
citizens in the region as a right and responsibility.
“The beheading of Mrs. Bridget in Kano and the murder
attempt on Emmanuel in Kaduna should be the first and
last of such because no one man or section has the
monopoly of violence and we must do everything to stop
such from recuring.
“That every Nigerian has the right to live anywhere in this
country and as well practise his religion in any part of the
country.
“That all the Muslims in the South should as a matter of
urgency speak to their people in the Northern part to desist
because if the killings continue, it will affect everybody both
in the North and in the South. If God has brought us
together, then let us live in unity,” the memo read.
Meanwhile, there is crisis in Osun state over the use of
hijabs to schools, as Christian students in the state were
seen wearing cho ir robes and other garments to school on
Tuesday, June 14.
CAN had earlier directed Christian pupils to wear choir
robes and other church garments to public schools should
the state government implements the court judgment on
hijab.
And on Tuesday, the students created scenes in two
schools in the state as they appeared in church garments
and were not sent away.

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Divide Nigeria pls

This country is highly divisive, religious and hypocritical to relax as a nation. It's appropriate to divide this country so that people can have a sense of belonging and practise whatever religion they chose.Too many people gone already because of some nincompoop.

Let Christ come again and take His people home

The fact is that the Church must speak up for the Christians same way Arewa will speak for the northerners. we say enough is enough

nice move by the Christians better late than never

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