₦airaland Forum

Tension is building up in Katsina State capital following a social media post deemed offensive by some residents.

The Facebook post, allegedly written by a Christian indigene from the state, one Mani Abubakar, sparked anger and led to the destruction of his house and car at Babaruga after he escaped late Tuesday night.

Abubakar’s current whereabouts remain unknown.

The post, written in Hausa, reportedly contained derogatory comments about Islam, prompting the mob’s reaction.

The Christian Association of Nigeria is working with authorities and plans to meet with the Emir of Katsina to ensure his safety when he reappears.

Christian leaders in the state have urged for calm and understanding.

The Vice Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in Katsina, Venerable Muyiwa Segun, condemned any act of violence or disrespect towards other religions.

“Everyone should respect the other’s religion,” Segun stated, adding, “Christians don’t have any business abusing other people’s religion. That is not how to do evangelism.”

Segun also confirmed that CAN is working with security officials and religious leaders to ensure peace and safety in the community.

The exact content of the Facebook post remains unclear, but reports suggest it questioned the origin of the Quran and criticised some aspects of Islam.

Creamypie:
Cowards. Meanwhile bokobandits dey slaughter them.like rams without protest or defense

Jennyclay:
As a Christian, stop doing evangelism in the core north else you will just die for nothing

Just like you Christians don’t want to hear anything about their Allah, these abokis also don’t want to hear anything about your Jesus and even ready to lynch anyone that preach Jesus to them

Till today we haven’t gotten justice for Deborah and the perpetrators are walking freely as if nothing ever happened

Jennyclay:
As a Christian, stop doing evangelism in the core north else you will just die for nothing(

bgites:
It's annoying when you can't share your own thoughts without people bringing in religious feelings. We need to fix this issue in the North soon.

Jennyclay:
As a Christian, stop doing evangelism in the core north else you will just die for nothing

Just like you Christians don’t want to hear anything about their Allah, these abokis also don’t want to hear anything about your Jesus and even ready to lynch anyone that preach Jesus to them

Till today we haven’t gotten justice for Deborah and the perpetrators are walking freely as if nothing ever happened