NIGERIA DAILY: What The Law Says About Creating A Government Agency
DOWNLOAD HERE: From time to time, governments create new agencies to address specific needs, regulate sectors or carry out specialised responsibilities. But can a government simply create an agency whenever it chooses? In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at what the law says about the creation of government agencies in Nigeria, who […]
A Nigerian cleric was recently condemned for his hateful rhetoric against Christians, suggesting they leave the country if they are unhappy with the current government. The cleric failed to acknowledge that elections in Nigeria are not determined by religious affiliation, as people vote for the best tribal and political arrangement that benefits them through party and regional cooperation.
This has led to the wrong attribution of APC’s victory to the religious voting power of Christians over Muslims. The country's leaders, despite their diverse religious backgrounds, have won the presidency through a cooperative political strategy. Nigeria must reject divisive language that undermines moral decency and fosters understanding among all communities.
Christian leaders and churches have shown commendable inclusivity by rehabilitating displaced Christians and Muslims in the North. It is essential for all stakeholders, irrespective of their faith, to unite in building a strong and cohesive Nigeria.
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