SHUN DIVISIVE TENDENCIES. NSCIA charges Nigerians.

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Ahead of the 62nd Independence celebration, Nigerians have been charged to shun divisive tendencies

Speaking with a team of journalists from the state Ministry of Information and Values Orientation in Ado Ekiti,the President of the State chapter of Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs,NSCIA, Allhaji Afolabi Bakare said  Nigeria should remain  as one indivisible entity, adding that those clamoring for secession and disintegration do not have the interest of the nation at heart.

 He said Nigeria should draw strength from its size and population, noting that development can only thrive in unity and common front

 The  cleric charged Nigerians and other relgious leaders to ceaselessly pray for a divine turnaround amidst her various challenges

 On the new administration coming on board in Ekiti State,he said the Muslim community expects appointment to key positions, coupled with all-round development.

He described  Mr Abiodun Oyebanji as a round peg in a round hole,  having served the state in strategic positions in the past.

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