The National Christian Elders Forum has described the conviction of former Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter Onnoghen, by the Code of Conduct Tribunal as part of “the jihad” against Christians in the country.
Browsing: Solomon Asemota
Christian Elders under the aegis of National Christian Elders Forum have blasted the leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria over their congratulatory visit to President Muhammadu Buhari.
The organisation said this in a statement on Wednesday, adding that it was equally a judicial coup
The National Christian Elders Forum has described the All Progressives Congress and the Peoples Democratic Party as “two evils” Nigerians must not vote for in 2019.
The NSCIA in a statement by its Deputy Secretary General, Prof. Salisu Shehu, said some leaders of CAN, the NCE and political leaders are worsening the security situation with their utterances and actions
Stating the position of the NCEF, its Secretary, Bosun Emmanuel, said the present generation of Christians faces the risk of being the last set in Nigeria
In a statement made available to newsmen on Tuesday, signed by Kalada Apiafi, the coordinators of the conference said 11 State Governors and federal and state legislators from the two geopolitical zones are billed to attend the conference expected to provide incisive analysis of the current quest for a restructured Nigeria
The forum premised its argument on the fact that their policies were “responsible for, promoted or established directly or indirectly, Boko Haram as an insurgency and Fulani herdsmen”, all in a bid to justify the theocratic agenda they have for Nigeria
The National Question must be answered and resolved once and for all if this country must have peace
‘Our concern is not about the job and appointments but the fundamental Islamist Jihadists Agenda that is playing out in Nigeria. What the list of students’ admission will look like in the nearest future in our Nation with an Islamist Jihadist in charge of JAMB, we are constrained to ponder’
“To maintain the unity, faith, peace and corporate progress of Nigeria, we demand that Shariah should be expunged from the constitution and Shariah-based public institutions, agencies and practices in the states should be abolished. In this respect we demand the return to status quo as per the Republican Constitution of 1963
The National Christian Elders Forum commiserates with the governments, the people of northern Nigeria, and in particular the surviving victims and families that have been affected in the various orgies of violence and destruction that have afflicted Nigeria in general and northern Nigeria in particular
In a statement signed by the Elders, with Solomon Asemota (SAN) as chairman, the group said the government must make conscious efforts to observe the principle of Federal Character in all its appointments