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CAN President, Cardinal Onaiyekan, Wazirin Katsina, Others Insist on the Roots of Christian-Muslim Conflict

Posted By: adminon: June 13, 2017In: De-EscalationTags: CAN, Hindu Temple, Katsina, Muhammadu Dikko, Sabon-Gari, Taliban, Tudun WadaNo CommentsViews:
CAN President, Cardinal Onaiyekan, Wazirin Katsina, Others Insist on the Roots of Christian-Muslim Conflict

The topmost layer of Nigerian religious leaders took the search for common grounds between religious identities in the country to its farthest reaches Tuesday in Abuja when Cardinal John Ona... Read more

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