The Digest:
The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has criticized the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), accusing it of betraying the nation by allegedly encouraging the US to designate Nigeria a "Country of Particular Concern." MURIC's Executive Director, Prof. Ishaq Akintola, labeled the US move "blurred, misplaced, and distorted," arguing it ignores the government's favoritism towards Christians in appointments.
Key Points:
- MURIC blamed CAN for the US redesignation of Nigeria.
- Prof. Ishaq Akintola called the US move "blurred, misplaced, and distorted."
- He accused CAN of amplifying a false narrative of one-sided Christian persecution.
- Akintola claimed President Tinubu has given 62% of appointments to Christians.
- He described the alleged actions of Christian leaders as the "Mother of all Betrayals."
- The Nigerian government has consistently denied the genocide allegations.
- MURIC urged Nigerians to focus on internal issues rather than the US decision.
Sources: Vanguard
