The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), has rejected the proposed bill seeking to establish Christian Courts in the country.
Rev. John Hayab, who is the Public Relations Officer of the body, argued that the bill might trigger religious crisis.
In place of the Christian Court Bill, Hayab urged the lawmakers to make laws that will unite Nigerians, rather than further divide them.
“This Christian Courts Bill cannot help us, that is why we are voicing it out.
“This thing is not really what Nigerians want now”, he declared.
Hayab also noted that the traditional religion worshippers were entitled to rights of worship as enshrined in the constitution, adding that “what if they wake up tomorrow and demand that there must be court for the ‘pagans?’”
Am very happy. Do you know why? We still have sensible leaders in Nigeria. Not all are not using their brains.
You might not understand, but if this bill was passed, Nigeria would have experienced real war, because people will step peoples toes and be favored by thier religious court. No, no no. You don't want to witness such religious court dichotomy.
Imagine now we don't have such dichotomy, the judiciary is terrible, as many ignites fire & advises the kind of petroleum to use to consume yourselves.
Which side are you: You neee the Christian Court or not?
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