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Oritsejafor, who spoke at a forum organised by the Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria in Abuja, also called for mass action against the activities of the insurgents

The call was contained in a statement on Saturday in Abuja by the CAN president to mark the Easter celebration

At a press conference, the JNI Secretary General claimed: “That the process of selecting participants to the National Conference was not done with fair representation which will affect the credibility of its outcome. That Moslems where cheated in the process in spite of having the largest population as review by many international agencies

Uduaghan, who acknowledged that criminals have held the country in its jugular, warned those with evil intentions to desist or be prepared for the consequences of their actions in due course

In his acceptance speech, Oritsejafor pledged to unite all Christian groups in the country and strengthen relations with Nigerians of other faiths to achieve national development

Oristejafor said that government’s decision to explore a more intensive military action to end the insurgency was a vindication of CAN’s stand that amnesty for the sect’s members was not a solution

He said: “The CAN president believes that the suicide bombing of a Lagos-bound 59-seater luxury bus which killed 25 people by those whose inhumanity and vicious behaviour terrifies Nigerians is utterly evil, tragic and condemnable