Mr. Michael Tajudeen Azeez Afolabi, the Zamfara State Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), has highlighted the remarkable and amicable relationship between Muslims and Christians within the state.
In an exclusive interview with the news men in Gusau, the state capital, Afolabi emphasized the cordial nature of the interfaith interaction.
Afolabi expressed his appreciation for the restraint shown by the Muslim community in Zamfara, as they refrained from interfering with Christian activities or disrupting church services.
He pointed out the noteworthy proximity of some churches to mosques in the state, highlighting that there have been no incidents of conflict arising from this proximity.
The state CAN chairman called upon both Muslims and Christians to sustain this atmosphere of peace and harmony, underscoring that progress can only flourish in an environment marked by unity.
Additionally, Afolabi extended his appeal to the residents of Zamfara, urging them to unite and extend their support to the state government in its endeavors for success.
Notably, Mr. Michael Tajudeen Azeez Afolabi revealed that he had taken proactive steps to foster tranquility within Zamfara state.
He shared that he had successfully orchestrated and mobilized pastors to partake in special prayers, with the shared intention of facilitating the complete restoration of peace in both Zamfara state and the entirety of Nigeria.
In conclusion, Afolabi’s affirmations reflect the positive strides taken by religious communities in Zamfara to coexist harmoniously, transcending religious boundaries for the betterment of the state.
His efforts to promote unity, coupled with his call for collective support of the state government, underscore his commitment to a peaceful and prosperous Zamfara.
