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Don’t Embarrass Our Christian Faith – CAN Warns Impostors

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The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) on Wednesday has called on desperate politicians who disguise themselves for anything money can buy in order to make money to desist from dragging the name of Christ and His followers to the mud.

CAN made this call in a statement, in view of the pictures of certain men seen as Bishops at the unveiling of Kashim Shettima as Tinubu’s running mate at Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Centre in Abuja.

The statement signed by Rev. Joseph John Hayab, CAN Kaduna State Chairman, read in part;

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The people we saw at the unveiling of Shettima paraded as Bishops are people who did not have enough time to learn how to wear Bishop Garments. Take a closer look at their photo and you will see another Nollywood movie.

CAN wonders why the desperation. First, a story was out claiming to have come from the Chairman of CAN Borno state only to be refuted. Secondly, there was another lie that BAT (Bola Ahmed Tinubu) and his running mate were on their way to meet CAN President one night. A meeting that was not true and was on a night that the CAN President was in Alabama USA attending Baptist World Alliance Conference of which he is the Vice President. Another desperation story was that they met Papa Adeboye which the RCCG later refuted. If Christians are not important why the desperation?

BAT is free to hire mechanics and other artisans and sew clerical garments for them. An effort that will only add to their many ropes when the political exercise is over but will not change the need for fairness and justice that CAN is calling for. CAN appreciate that we are in a democracy, no need to do funny and dubious things just to prove a point because it will in the end bounce back. BAT team should simply do what is right and stop the drama”.

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