CAN, Adeboye oppose RUGA settlements anywhere in Nigeria
scheme, saying the association was opposed to the implementation of the programme anywhere in Nigeria.
The government later suspended the policy after opposition to it by many Nigerians. Willing states, like Zamfara and Kano, have, however, indicated interest to go ahead with the policy. According to him, anything that smacks of mutual distrust should be avoided in the interest of national unity. “We, the Christian body also kick against the Control of Waterways Bill now before the National Assembly. The Control of Waterways by the Federal Government Bill before the National Assembly should be rejected.
Also speaking, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Enoch Adeboye, said that he supported the position of CAN on the RUGA settlement issue.
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