…Says his instigation to coup & genocide against Muslim North, absurd
The Coalition of Northern Groups (CNG), has said that the latest attempt by Reverend Father Mathew Hassan Kukah of the Sokoto Diocese to destroy the quest for national integration, was absurd.
CNG said it was wrong for Kukah to be instigating violence through exploiting cleavages of religious nature to cause disharmony and facilitate the further emasculation of northern Nigerian Muslims.
Abdul-Azeez Suleiman, CNG spokesperson, said on Monday that the CNG found it ironic that a Reverend would choose the revered occasion of the celebration of the birth of Christ to needlessly incite hatred against a section of the country.
Northern Coalition hits at Kukah
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By Ibrahim HassanWuyo
The Coalition of Northern Groups (CNG), has said that the latest attempt by Reverend Father Mathew Hassan Kukah of the Sokoto Diocese to destroy the quest for national integration, was absurd.
CNG said it was wrong for Kukah to be instigating violence through exploiting cleavages of religious nature to cause disharmony and facilitate the further emasculation of northern Nigerian Muslims.
Abdul-Azeez Suleiman, CNG spokesperson, said on Monday that the CNG found it ironic that a Reverend would choose the revered occasion of the celebration of the birth of Christ to needlessly incite hatred against a section of the country.
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The Coalition of Northern Groups, (CNG), has expressed concern over what it claims is an attempt to destroy the quest for national integration by Reverend Father Mathew Hassan Kukah of the Sokoto Diocese.
CNG alleges that Father Kukah was exploiting the cleavages of religion to cause disharmony and facilitate the further emasculation of northern Nigerian Muslims.
The CNG in a statement through its spokesman, Abdul-Azeez Suleiman, said they find it ironic that a Reverend would choose the revered occasion of the celebration of the birth of Christ to needlessly incite hatred against a section of the country.