CAN Condemns Mob Lynching Of Sokoto Butcher

Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), has condemned the brutal killing of Usman Buda, a butcher, by religious extremists in Sokoto state.

In a statement signed by CAN president, Archbishop Daniel Okoh, the association extended its heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of the deceased.

The group stated that according to reports reaching them, Buda was brutally murdered over an alleged blasphemous comment.

Okoh said “CAN firmly believe in the freedom of religion and the peaceful expression of beliefs. We, therefore, denounce any form of violence or jungle justice in the name of religion.

“This tragic incident underscores the urgent need for increased efforts to foster religious tolerance, peace, and unity in our diverse society.

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“CAN will continue to advocate for the protection of all citizens’ rights, regardless of their religious affiliations. We urge religious leaders and followers to promote interfaith dialogue and peaceful coexistence for a harmonious Nigeria. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Usman Buda during this difficult time.”