CAN replies Information Minister on ‘Islamisation’ claim
The Christian Association of Nigeria denies making false claims.
The Christian Association of Nigeria denies making false claims.
“It is God who made Buhari our leader; therefore, we should imbibe the habit of praying for his well-being."
“Without peace there will be no meaningful development in any society," the CAN official said.
The cleric was still at the SSS office at 10 p.m. on Monday.
CAN, however, pledged total support for the controversial cleric.
The Christian body cites unsolved blasphemy murders.
Mr. Idris advises Nigerians to live in peace with one another in spite of religious and ethic differences.
CAN also blames the handling of the crisis by the Kaduna government.
We sympathise with the victims of various attacks spread across the IDP camps and Southern Kaduna."
The cleric spoke on the corruption war, 'lopsided' appointments by President Buhari, CAN's finances, and other pertinent issues.
The Christian body accuses the federal government of planning an "Islamic" state.
Mr. Ogunmuyiwa called on Nigerians to keep praying for peace to reign in the country.
The cleric also supported negotiation with Boko Haram to free the remaining Chibok girls.
"Our goal, therefore, is to promote peaceful coexistence and religious harmony," the CAN leadership said.
The CAN President said the prayers will be for the nation and its president, Muhammadu Buhari.
"As Nigerians, we must strive to believe in our leaders while the leaders must in reciprocity keep their words to ...
“We unequivocally wish to state that it is very improper for the head of the Islamic faith in Nigeria to ...
The president of the Christian Association of Nigeria accuses the Buhari administration of being sectional.
Dr. Ayokunle is President of the Nigerian Baptist Convention and Visitor to Bowen University.
CAN says it will not withdraw its directive to Christian students to wear church garments to school.
The religious leaders react to the religious killing in Kano and the attack in Kaduna.
The new CAN president is the head of the Nigerian Baptist Convention.
The state chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria has been up against the state government allowing Hijab in schools.
The Christian body warns the state government against implementing a ruling authorizing Muslims students to wear Hijab.
The groups also accused the President of favouring Northern Muslims in key security appointments.
All content is Copyrighted © 2025 The Premium Times, Nigeria