The Christian Association of Nigeria Wednesday facilitates with the Nigerian Muslims in commemoration of the birth of Prophet Mohammed.
In a message of congratulations to the Muslim faithful on behalf of the organization and the Christian community, CAN president Archbishop Daniel Okoh urged for the promotion of respect, understanding, and peaceful coexistence among all religions.
Okoh stated that the diversity of Nigeria’s society is one of its strengths. Therefore, it is important for the populace to foster respect for one another and harmony.
Okoh noted that Nigeria’s strength lies in its diverse society. Hence, the people should promote mutual respect and peaceful coexistence.
He said, “As we commemorate this significant festival, we acknowledge Nigeria’s diverse society, comprising individuals from various ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds. It is within this rich diversity that our strength as a nation resides.”
“Consequently, we must persist in promoting mutual respect, understanding and peaceful coexistence among all religious communities,” the Christian leader advised.
The statement added, “Once more, on behalf of the Christian Association of Nigeria, I wish the Muslim faithful in Nigeria a peaceful celebration.”
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