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Kaduna CAN Chairman Points Politicians Involvement In Banditry

Adejuyigbe FrancisBy Adejuyigbe FrancisJuly 7, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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Rev John Joseph Hayab, Kaduna State Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), has blamed the rise in banditry on a lack of unity in the country.

Speaking at a one-day roundtable on religion and politics in Kaduna on Friday, the cleric accused politicians of fomenting division in society by poisoning the minds of peace-loving people with bigotry.

“I vividly recalled that things were not like this before. There is the need to recover our Kaduna State, where everyone cares for the other irrespective of any difference,” he said.

The CAN chairman enjoined the citizens of the state to preach peace and love.





“We should stop treating one another as if we are not human beings. We should love humanity, and we should preach the message of love among our children because what binds us together is bigger than what divides us,” he said.

He called on Governor Uba Sani to redouble his efforts towards ensuring the restoration of peace and unity in the state.

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