Akpabio Declares Tinubu Nigeria’s Most Christian-friendly President

Senate President Godswill Akpabio, has described the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the most Christian-friendly government since the creation of Nigeria.

Akpabio made the statement in his goodwill message at the rally to receive Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang into the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) at the Jos Polo Ground, yesterday.

A statement by his special assistant on Media, Jackson Udom, quoted Akpabio as saying, “Let me place on record that the President Bola Tinubu-led administration is the most Christian-friendly since the creation of Nigeria. He has shown this through his actions and deeds. He treats both Christians and Muslims equally.”

Akpabio congratulated Governor Mutfwang for positioning the people of Plateau State at the center of Nigeria’s political landscape, saying, “Mr. Governor, I congratulate you on this action of taking the people of Plateau to the center of national politics. Let me assure you that insecurity will soon come to an end in Plateau. We will support your government in all sectors in order to better the lives of your people. We will not leave you alone. Today’s action has finally brought all the states in the North Central geo-political zone into the party. This is significant.”

He added, “Government will do everything within its powers to protect Nigerians, no matter their religious inclination or belief. We will support President Tinubu through the approval of funds in order to shut down all IDP camps in the country.”

In his address, Governor Mutfwang thanked all those who ensured the success of the event, particularly the efforts of Senator Akpabio.

“Today’s movement is a landmark. It is a statement that the people of Plateau have made, and they are here in their thousands to publicly declare their support for the APC and to return President Tinubu to office in 2027. We are beginning a journey that our forefathers long expected, that we be united for peace and development.”