Thursday, 12 January 2017

Governor El-Rufai is behind the killing of Christians in Kaduna State -CAN

El-Rufai

Leaders and members of the apex Christian organisations known as the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) have blamed the governor of Kaduna State, Malam Nasir El-Rufai over the continues massacre of Christians in his State.

The accusation were issued out through the Secretary of CAN in the Northern region, Dr. Joseph also known as Ajujungwa, South-East CAN Chairman, Most. Rev. Prof. David Eberechukwu saying that governor El-Rufai is responsible for the gruesome killing of several Christians in the state.

The duo accused the governor of failing to protect the people whom he swore to while taking oath of office as a governor.

“The nonsensical killings in the Southern Kaduna cannot be justified in whatever way and as such the CAN is holding Governor El-Rufai responsible for the murderous activities of Fulani herdsmen in the area.

“How can the Chief security officer of the State watch Christians die in their number even at a time he placed curfew on them? This is why we hold him responsible for the killings.

“It is even more surprising that at this point when we should be talking of solutions, some Muslim groups are busy attacking Christian leaders and calling for their arrest merely because they spoke out against these barbaric killings.

“The Governors in the Southern region made concerted efforts, which saw to the end of the violent activities of these herdsmen but in the case of Kaduna State, El-Rufai’s body language is questionable”, they noted.

It was further supposed by CAN that the development was “a subtle way to kill all the Christians in Kaduna State. We have seen it as a way of using the Fulanii herdsmen to destroy the Christian foundation in Kaduna and Nigeria in general.

Thus, calling on President Muhammadu Buhari “to quickly intervene in the on-going killings by taking decisive action before the situation gets out of control.

“We want to make it clear that no matter the level of intimidation, the CAN would not fold its hands and watch this atrocity continue. We won’t be coerced into keeping quiet while our members are being mowed down in thousands.


“We, therefore, call on Christians and the good people of Nigeria to be vigilant and watchful so that these herdsmen will not take them unawares any longer.”

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