No region must claim ownership of Nigeria ahead of 2027 elections — CSMN
The Christian Social Movement of Nigeria, CSMN, has warned that no region must lay claim to the ownership of Nigeria ahead of the 2027 general elections. The association also warned that irresponsible actors could find it easier to capture institutions, advance sectional interests and undermine the common good when intellectuals and responsible citizens withdraw from […] No region must claim…
The Christian Social Movement of Nigeria (CSMN) has cautioned that no region should claim ownership of Nigeria prior to the 2027 general elections. The association emphasized that irresponsible actors might exploit the withdrawal of intellectuals and responsible citizens from civic engagement to seize control of institutions, advance sectional interests, and undermine the common good.
Citing Section 10 of the Nigerian Constitution, the CSMN stressed that the government at the federal or state level cannot adopt any religion as the state religion. The association highlighted growing concerns about insecurity, attacks on communities, allegations of religious discrimination, and unequal protection of citizens, which have created anxiety among Nigerians.
The CSMN urged Christians to actively participate in politics, public administration, policy development, and institutions responsible for decision-making to maintain a balanced polity. The organization called for Christians, Muslims, traditionalists, and citizens of all beliefs to coexist peacefully under a government that serves the entire nation.
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