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2027: Remi Tinubu tasks youths on religious harmony

2027: Remi Tinubu tasks youths on religious harmony
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In a keynote address at a peace accord summit organised by the Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria, in collaboration with the National Council of Muslim Youth Organisations, on Saturday in Lagos, the First Lady, who was represented by the Lagos State CAN Chairman and Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission, Bishop (Prof.) Stephen Adegbite, warned the youths not to let political differences lead to bloodshed. They further urged Christian and Muslim youths to take the peace initiative to their respective states, local governments, schools and religious institutions, stressing that the accord must translate into sustained grassroots engagement.
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  • ✦Meanwhile, at the event, Christian and Muslim youths signed a South-West Interreligious Peace Accord, pledging to promote religious tolerance, strengthen national unity and resist attempts by politicians to exploit religious differences to fuel violence ahead of the 2027 general elections.
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Saturday:In a keynote address at a peace accord summit organised by the Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria, in collaboration with the National Council of Muslim Youth Organisations, on Saturday in Lagos, the First Lady, who was represented by the Lagos State CAN Chairman and Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission, Bishop (Prof.) Stephen Adegbite, warned the youths not to let political differences lead to bloodshed.2027:Meanwhile, at the event, Christian and Muslim youths signed a South-West Interreligious Peace Accord, pledging to promote religious tolerance, strengthen national unity and resist attempts by politicians to exploit religious differences to fuel violence ahead of the 2027 general elections.
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  • ✦In a keynote address at a peace accord summit organised by the Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria, in collaboration with the National Council of Muslim Youth Organisations, on Saturday in Lagos, the First Lady, who was represented by the Lagos State CAN Chairman and Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission, Bishop (Prof.) Stephen Adegbite, warned the youths not to let political differences lead to bloodshed.
  • ✦They further urged Christian and Muslim youths to take the peace initiative to their respective states, local governments, schools and religious institutions, stressing that the accord must translate into sustained grassroots engagement.
  • ✦Meanwhile, at the event, Christian and Muslim youths signed a South-West Interreligious Peace Accord, pledging to promote religious tolerance, strengthen national unity and resist attempts by politicians to exploit religious differences to fuel violence ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Key Facts:Saturday: In a keynote address at a peace accord summit organised by the Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria, in collaboration with the National Council of Muslim Youth Organisations, on Saturday in Lagos, the First Lady, who was represented by the Lagos State CAN Chairman and Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission, Bishop (Prof.) Stephen Adegbite, warned the youths not to let political differences lead to bloodshed.2027: Meanwhile, at the event, Christian and Muslim youths signed a South-West Interreligious Peace Accord, pledging to promote religious tolerance, strengthen national unity and resist attempts by politicians to exploit religious differences to fuel violence ahead of the 2027 general elections.
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First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has urged young Nigerians to rebuild trust and strengthen relationships across religious lines to prevent bloodshed in the 2027 e

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In a keynote address at a peace accord summit organised by the Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria, in collaboration with the National Council of Muslim Youth Organisations, on Saturday in Lagos, the First Lady, who was represented by the Lagos State CAN Chairman and Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission, Bishop (Prof.) Stephen Adegbite, warned the youths not to let political differences lead to bloodshed.

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They further urged Christian and Muslim youths to take the peace initiative to their respective states, local governments, schools and religious institutions, stressing that the accord must translate into sustained grassroots engagement.

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In a keynote address at a peace accord summit organised by the Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria, in collaboration with the National Council of Muslim Youth Organisations, on Saturday in Lagos, the First Lady, who was represented by the Lagos State CAN Chairman and Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission, Bishop (Prof.) Stephen Adegbite, warned the youths not to let political differences lead to bloodshed.

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