The Sultan said the challenges facing the country could even be better solved if Nigerians, Muslims and Christians pray and work together.
Mr Okoh made the appeal shortly after he was unveiled as the next leader of the foremost umbrella body of Nigerian Christians.
Mr Dogara declared that political permutations which do not reflect religious balance in the country are against the unity and stability of the country.
Persons in bishop’s robes attended the unveiling in an apparent move to douse controversies besetting the Muslim-Muslim ticket.
Mr Ganduje’s statement comes amid criticisms trailing Mr Tinubu’s choice of a Muslim vice presidential candidate for the 2023 election.
The APC had scheduled to formally unveil Mr Shettima as its vice-presidential candidate on Thursday.
Mr Adedeji said attacks on churches in recent times had increased at an alarming rate, thus churches must take measures to ensure the safety of worshippers.
“We know Peter Obi very well, that’s why we endorsed him. He will not disappoint Nigerians, let’s put tribal differences apart and vote the right leader in.”
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) had previously expressed worries that Mr Tinubu could plunge the country into religious crisis.
The agency believes that teachings by clerics on the dangers of drug abuse and illicit drug trafficking can help reduce the menace.
