Do away with religious persecution falsehood against Nigeria, Fed Govt warns politicians
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, who talked on Wednesday in London, noticed that the individuals who occupied with the demonstration were de-advertising the nation from the worldwide economy.
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the clergyman is in London to connect with universal media associations and other research organizations.
"We know that a few people are de-promoting the nation and there is no length they have not gone. In any case, the genuine truth is that there is in no way like strict abuse in Nigeria. There is no state in Nigeria that has Muslims without Christians.
"We should be extremely mindful so as not to de-showcase our nation basically in light of the fact that we have not had the option to get what we need," he said.
The clergyman fingered edgy government officials as the vendors of the deception, saying the impact could be critical for the nation.
"We comprehend what a few people did at the approach the last broad political decision to guarantee that this organization didn't succeed.
"Since we won the political race, we have approached everyone to meet up to help this organization.
"Any endeavor to de-advertise this nation will have critical outcomes on everyone; regardless of whether you are Christian or Muslim.
"It is significant for everybody to realize that this nation will keep on existing, considerably after 2023.
"Spreading lie won't be to our greatest advantage and we as a whole realize that religion is an exceptionally delicate issue in Nigeria," he included.
Mohammed encouraged world pioneers not to pull back their help to Nigeria in its battle against psychological oppression because of the deception and different reasons.
"We can't be left to ourselves. It took the entire world to flush out fear based oppressors from Syria and we need that sort of thing in battling Boko Haram in Nigeria.
"On the off chance that you saw, the whole Sahel is shaky today: Burkina Fasso, Chad, Mali, Cameroon and Niger.
"This isn't the ideal opportunity for the universal network to pull back its help. Psychological warfare is a worldwide issue, and we as a whole have a typical predetermination," he said.
As per the clergyman, if fear mongering is permitted to flourish in any district or part of the world, it will influence the whole world.
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