“Both church and government are aligned in our shared commitment of a brighter future for all Nigerians,’ said the SGF.
He called on stakeholders to seek an end to the practice.
The president was in France for a world leaders summit in Paris last year in June and travelled to London from the summit on a private visit.Â
What I have challenged myself to do each day is to be fair to all Nigerians.
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The speaker emphasised the need for religious leaders to support and always pray for leaders at all levels to succeed.
Mr Okoh said that though Nigeria was faced with numerous challenges, it was important not to lose hope.
He also lauded the state government’s gesture to Christians during the Christmas celebrations.
“But I will not ‘Japa’. I am not going anywhere. I will stay here and continue to shout that the right thing should be done,” said Mr Onaiyekan.
According to him, Muslims and Christians are their brothers’ keepers, hence the need for religious tolerance, especially in appointments into public positions.
He also called for more synergy from various religious bodies for him to succeed as the new state commandant of the corps.
