2023: Tinubu sends message to Nigerian pastors, Imams via politicsngr
POLITICS NIGERIA reports that Tinubu also asked religious leaders to desist from efforts by some politicians to substitute sentiments with competence in the run-off to the election.
“The recorded history of our faith shows how our Noble Prophet led a plural community. He did not confer special advantage to his own tribe, or clan.
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