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Osinbajo: Buhari and I haven’t had any Religious dispute in 7-yrs

Omotayo Daranjo by Omotayo Daranjo
March 14, 2022
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Wants use of religion for unity and improvement of people’s lives

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the weekend said in the last seven years of working closely with President Muhammadu Buhari, there has not been any religious dispute between them.

The Vice President has also canvassed for the use of faith by religious leaders to unite the nation as well as improve the lives of the citizenry.

Speaking while playing host to the Senegal-based Grand Khalifa of Tijjaniya Movement, Worldwide, His Eminence, Sheikh Muhammadu Mahi Ibrahim Niass at the State House, Abuja, Prof. Osinbajo described President Buhari as a model of a leader who accommodates people of different religious backgrounds, citing his relationship with the President spanning over seven years as a perfect example.

A statement by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Office of the Vice President, Laolu Akande quoted Osinbajo as saying, “President Buhari is a serious Muslim and I am a pastor, both of us have worked together for about seven years, we have not had any issues.

“The President has shown great leadership, he has shown that he wants a country where people of different faiths live in harmony and with love for one another.”

He also stressed that beyond the spiritual upliftment of individuals and communities, religious leaders must use faith to promote peace, ensure prosperity for the people as well as the development of society

Osinbajo who emphasized the importance of religion in human development said “we must use our faiths to promote peace and prosperity for our people. We need to work together to ensure that our people benefit from religion.

He also stressed that beyond the spiritual upliftment of individuals and communities, religious leaders must use faith to promote peace, ensure prosperity for the people as well as the development of society

Osinbajo who emphasized the importance of religion in human development said “we must use our faiths to promote peace and prosperity for our people. We need to work together to ensure that our people benefit from religion.

His words: “the Vice President is a great personality with an exceptional character, standing on two feet: one as a political leader concerned about the progress of his people and the second, as a man of God.

“Africa needs a person of your nature with a very strong background in religion and politics. I pray that the Almighty Allah will upgrade you and enable you to achieve your desires and aspirations because, as I said, not only Nigeria but Africa will benefit from your leadership qualities.”

He added that Nigeria “is the heart of Africa and whatever Nigeria becomes, Africa becomes.”

The Tijjaniya leader also expressed the group’s sincere gratitude to President Muhammadu Buhari for his support, while praying for his safety and that Nigeria will overcome all its challenges. The VP promised to convey Sheik’s warm greetings and appreciation to the President.

He also prayed for peace in Nigeria, Africa and the world, and pledged his continued prayers for the Vice President and the country.

The Grand Khalifa of Tijjaniya worldwide and other members of the Movement across Africa had converged on Gusau, the Zamfara State capital to celebrate the 36th International Maulid Anniversary in honour of the Movement’s late leader Sheikh Ibrahim Niass

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