The Sultan of Sokoto, Muhammad Abubakar, has explained how religious leaders in the country pushed the Goodluck Jonathan administration to change the status of Christian and Islamic subjects in school curriculum.

The two subjects, previously optional, are now core for students of respective faiths.

Mr. Abubakar spoke amid controversy that has trailed the decision, with Christian leaders demanding a reversal of the policy.

The Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, accused the government of attempting to “Islamise” the country by bringing both subjects under a new subject called Religion and National Values.

The Christian Elders Forum, a group that also includes former military generals, backed the call on Thursday...

ayam not understanding dis trash op....can yhu plz elaborate

This article is just plain with nothing to garnish it.He did not elaborate how and what exactly transpired therefore leaving us guessing.

Junk journalism.

Op did you fall asleep halfway? Complete ur story n put source biko.