The All Progressives Congress, APC, Northern Christian leaders have set up a committee with a plan to give political direction ahead of the 2023 general election.
A communique released after the APC Northern Christian leaders’ summit, on Saturday, in Abuja and together signed by Doknan Sheni (Plateau) North Central, Ishaya Bauka (Taraba) North East and Saidu Ibrahim (Jigawa) North West, made the statement.
As per the communique, the committee would show up at the best platform towards collectively building a united multi-religious, multi-ethnic society.
The leaders explained that after careful contemplations and thoughts, the summit settled that the adoption of a Muslim–Muslim ticket by their party was divisive, unjust and insensitive toward the general interest of Nigerians.
As indicated by the communique, “We resolved that we will set up a committee within us with a mandate to go round Nigeria and consult with both Christians and Muslim stakeholders, including other stakeholders.
The faith-based religion leaders said that they likewise set out to summon an interfaith summit in no far off future after consultations were concluded across religious divides towards finding an improved solution on the most ideal way Nigerians particularly from the northern states which political party to support.
The communiqué believed that after the consultations, the Muslim and Christian leaders will declare the best Pan Nigerian platform that will better serve the collective interest of the people beyond 2023.
It expressed that all delegates would get back to their communities and spread the resolutions and anticipate the convocation of the next summit where an ultimate conclusion would be taken on the ticket that they will all in all decide to vote for in 2023.
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