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    Stop using money to divide Christians, Northern group warns Tinubu

    Michael RightBy Michael RightSeptember 27, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and its presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu have been warned to stop dangling money at christians to curry their electoral favour.

    The Northern States Christian Elders Forum (NOSCEF), implored the ruling party and Tinubu not to in their desperation for power, resort to causing division among Christians.

    The warning came in a statement issued by signed by its chairman, Engineer Oyinehi Ejoga Inalegwu on Tuesday.

    “NOSCEF is concerned that apart from the failure of the desire of the architects of the single faith ticket, to cause serious divisions in the forthcoming elections, APC has resorted to clandestine ways of causing division in the body of Christ, by recruiting hitherto unknown bodies in the Body of Christ to counter decisions taken by the umbrella body, CAN and its various organs.”

    ChronicleNG recalls that a group of bishops, who claimed to be Northern Bishops said to be part of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), had met with Tinubu in Abuja a few days ago.

    “We warn APC to stop using Monetary incentives to recruit and cause divisions amongst the Christians, especially in the North,” it said.

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    The group recalled that, “In 2011, Bola Ahmed Tinubu sought Muslim -Muslim Ticket with Atiku Abubakar and it was rejected.

    “In 2015, he again, sought for a Muslim-Muslim Ticket with President Muhammadu Buhari and it was again rejected.”

    “Both Atiku and Muhammadu Buhari from the North, know that having a Muslim from the South would not have added any electoral advantage,” NOSCEF said.

    The group pointed out that in December 2021, Bola Ahmed Tinubu met with a group in Abuja and sold the Muslim-Muslim Ticket.

    “We warned that every patriotic Presidential aspirant should avoid same faith ticket to avoid polarisation of the nation further along religious lines.”

    “Before the Commencement of the primaries, NOSCEF again warned Presidential aspirants against the one faith ticket in a Nigeria begging for unity, inclusiveness, fairness and justice.”

    “Because there was a long term goal and a purpose to be accomplished, APC went ahead with the single faith venture, with the aim of riding on the wings of divisive religious politics to victory,” the statement said.

    The Northern Christian Elders expressed dismay over the show of shame the ruling party is involved in, following desperate efforts to attract public goodwill and acceptance, by engaging strange Christian groups for endorsement purposes.

    “We frown at the publicity they use to their advantage, to make public ridicule of Christian bodies, particularly in the North, for the purpose of causing disaffection, just to win election.

    “We all know as Christians, Muslims and people of other faith, that unity, fairness, justice and inclusiveness will engender National progress, rather than the war of divisive religious political game, intended through the instrumentation of same faith ticket.

    “Christian and Muslim faithful should disappoint divisive self seeking politicians, who want to capitalize on our religious differences to gain political power,” the statement stressed.

    NOSCEF pleaded that things should not get to that stage and those who are responsible, should take responsibility, rather than causing more divisions, for the mere purpose of winning an election.

    “The Church is called upon to be circumspect, vigilante with the antics of politicians. Don’t sell the church and don’t be used to cause disaffection, remember that earthly position and wealth mean nothing before the Almighty, before Whom, we will stand.

    “We pray earnestly for a peaceful campaign and election,” the group said.

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