Presidency faults quit warning to Kukah, cautions Cleric
The presidency has faulted the Muslim Solidarity Forum over a threat it issued to the Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Hassan Kukah, to tender an apology over a recent comment credited to him to leave the state.
According to a statement by the Senior Special Assistant to the President, (Media & Publicity), Garba Shehu, he said the situation was an assault on the cleric’s freedom.
The presidency also declared that Bishop Kukah must be allowed to practice his faith and politics, further describing the position by the Muslim solidarity forum as wrong and not in line with the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
The presidential aide also noted that Kukah had offended many with his remarks against the government.
He, however, added that groups, such as the Muslim Solidarity Forum, must uphold the country’s multi-religious principles while individuals like Kukah must respect the feelings of other Nigerians in his utterances.
Please! Government should not only fault his remark but they should also do something about it not to allow anybody to bridge the peace that is in the sokoto.
Most of the fault of this issue is from the government and they are the one also to find lasting solution to it.
The government also stand up to their responsibilities in fighting against the insecurity in the country, so that nobody will be saying anything about it.
Which remarks is he talking about? There is no any remarks that will got people offended that will warrant any insult from the people, the insecurity in the land is in the critical state.
Sometimes stupid people too get sense…..
I see some reasonable in your words for the first time.