The Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Delta State Chapter, has
called on leaders of the Muslim community in the state to watch their
utterances in order not to jeopardise the peaceful co-existence between
Christians and Muslims in the state.
CAN in its reaction to recent media reports by Muslim council in the
state calling for equal treatment, urged the Muslim leaders to
appreciate the good things Delta State Government has been doing for
Muslims in the state.
In a statement by the Delta State Secretary of CAN, Reverend Oke
Akokotu, the body said; “Instead of asking the state government to
accord equal treatment to Christians and their Muslim counterparts in
the state, the Muslim community should appreciate all the good things
successive governments in Delta state had done for the Muslim community
in the state.”
Akokotu described as baseless, the allegations by the Delta State Muslim Council that Muslims in the state were marginalised.
He therefore asked Delta State Government to disregard the reports
and agitations by the Muslim body, arguing that the agitation was
capable of breaching peace in the state and jeopardizing the existing
peaceful co-existence between the two religious bodies in the state, and
also the peace and security agenda of the state government.
sources by informationng.com
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