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Tinubu’s Government Most Christian-Friendly Since Independence — Akpabio

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President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, has described the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the most Christian-friendly government since the creation of Nigeria, stressing that the president has demonstrated fairness and inclusiveness in governance.

Akpabio made the remark in a goodwill message at a reception rally held at the Jos Polo Ground to formally receive Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, into the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). The event attracted party leaders, supporters, and residents from across the state.

In a statement issued by his Special Assistant on Media, Jackson Udom, the Senate President said President Tinubu’s actions have shown equal respect for both Christians and Muslims.

“Let me place on record that the President Bola Tinubu-led administration is the most Christian-friendly administration since the creation of Nigeria. He has shown this through his actions. He treats both Christians and Muslims equally,” Akpabio said.

Congratulating Governor Mutfwang on what he described as taking Plateau State to the centre of Nigeria’s political gravity, Akpabio assured residents that the federal government would support the state in addressing insecurity and improving livelihoods.

“Mr Governor, I congratulate you on this action of taking the people of Plateau to the centre of national politics. Let me assure you that insecurity will soon come to an end in the Plateau. We will support your government across all sectors to improve the lives of your people. We will not leave you alone,” he stated.

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Akpabio also noted that Mutfwang’s defection had effectively brought all states in the North-Central geopolitical zone into the APC, describing the development as politically significant. He added that the National Assembly would continue to support President Tinubu through the approval of funds to enhance security and facilitate the closure of internally displaced persons (IDP) camps across the country.

In his remarks, Governor Mutfwang thanked party leaders and supporters for their efforts in organising the rally, particularly acknowledging Akpabio’s role. He described the move as historic and reflective of the collective will of Plateau people.

“Today’s movement is a landmark. It is a statement made by the people of Plateau, who are here in their thousands to publicly declare their support for the APC and to return President Tinubu to office in 2027. We are beginning a journey our forefathers long expected, one rooted in unity, peace, and development,” Mutfwang said.

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14 Comments

  • I dont agree with Akpabios statement. Being Christian-friendly shouldnt overshadow fairness to all religious groups. Equal treatment is key.

  • Interesting perspective, but is being Christian-friendly enough? What about inclusivity for all religions in a diverse society?

  • I dont agree with Akpabios statement. Being Christian-friendly shouldnt be the only measure of a governments success. What about other religions?

  • I respectfully disagree with Akpabios statement. Theres more to being Christian-friendly than just government actions. Lets discuss!

  • Wow, that statement is quite bold! I wonder how they define Christian-friendly and if its truly representative of all faiths.

  • Tinubus government most Christian-friendly since independence? Really? What about separation of church and state? Im not convinced.

  • Wow, really? I thought all governments should be neutral on religion. This statement is quite controversial. What do you all think?

  • Is being Christian-friendly enough for good governance? What about inclusivity for all religious groups? Lets discuss.

  • I dont agree with Akpabio. Tinubus government may be Christian-friendly, but what about religious tolerance for all faiths?

  • Wow, really? Most Christian-friendly? What about the other religions in Nigeria? Seems a bit one-sided to me.

  • Interesting perspective, but does being Christian-friendly equate to good governance for all citizens? Soing to ponder.

  • I disagree with Akpabios statement. Religious freedom should not be based on a single leaders perception. Lets respect all faiths equally.

  • Interesting perspective, but what about the separation of religion and state? Shouldnt governance focus on inclusivity for all faiths?

  • I disagree with Akpabios statement. Tinubus government may be Christian-friendly, but what about religious inclusivity for all?

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