Kaduna State Governor, Uba Sani, on Sunday urged Nigerians, particularly residents of the state, not to allow political, religious or ethnic differences to undermine the prevailing peace in Kaduna ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The governor made the appeal at the 2026 Friends Day Worship Service organised by the ECWA Gospel Church, Lemu Road, Tudun Nupawa, Kaduna, where Muslims and Christians joined in worship alongside traditional rulers and community leaders.
Represented by the Acting Director of Christian Matters, Kaduna State Bureau of Interfaith, Mr Gabriel Joseph Shemang, Sani said his administration would continue to support initiatives that promote religious tolerance, unity and peaceful coexistence.
He described the annual Friends Day celebration as a demonstration of the values of mutual respect, understanding and unity in diversity.
He said, “This event is marked by an atmosphere of reflection and mutual respect, underscoring the need to build bridges of trust and understanding
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