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“The difference is that the representatives of the former have voluntarily chosen to conceal the suffering and tragedy of their people in order not to hurt the people in government.”

“While we are calling on the concerned security agency to release those who are in its custody over the unlawful actions, on humanitarian grounds, we are also warning any group of people against the further desecration of any of our churches in the country,”

It's best Muslims toiling to bring to an uncertain halt the so much justified agitation which many are seeing as the last comforting resort, search their souls through the prism of abominable inequalities that birthed, moralized and normalized the secession quest.

Survivors of the attacks either fled to Niamey, the capital of Niger, to seek refuge in the parish of Téra, or crossed the border into the Diocese of Dori in Burkina Faso.

Primate Ayodele said the hatred, and envy among church leaders in Nigeria started from Adeboye, Kumuyi and Oyedepo.

“Look around me and see, I am not surrounded only by Muslims, this government is the only state government in this country that has at least people from 13 other states of the Federation as cabinet members.

His arrest is coming days after the Hisbah Commander-in-Chief, Ustaz Harun Muhammad Sani Ibn Sina, vowed to arrest him.

“Once again, we commiserate with the family of the deceased and the Qamarudeen Islamic Society over the death of their member. But we want to reiterate that government will get to the root of the matter. The perpetrators must be brought to book to prevent future occurrence and serve as deterrent to others,”

Iwo Muslim Community and an Islamic sect known as Taawun has kicked against building of Church in Iwo Local Government secretariat premises, during a meeting with Oluwo of Iwoland.

“Igbo Muslims are facing many challenges in the South-East, even in the streets, especially the women, because we cannot go out without our hijab. When you go out, you will be addressed as ‘Hausa.’ Even a small child will call you ‘Hausa, ’and begin to chant ‘Hausas are passing. Hausas are passing.’ It’s just like a song,”