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Christians have benefitted immensely from Tinubu ‘s administration – APC G3

The APC Grassroots Governance Group APC G3 has urged the international community to ignore any comment or allegation linking President Bola Tinubu to persecution of the Christian community in Nigeria.

Rather, the Group said that Christians have benefitted immensely from the administration despite the initial skepticism that followed the 2023 Presidential elections.

The Group stated this in a press statement signed by the National Coordinator, Amechi Chuks. Oyema, and released to journalists on Tuesday.

APC G3 said majority of christians have now come to realise that the noise about muslim-muslim ticket was used by desperate opposition figures to cause confusion before the 2023 general elections.

The Group commended President Bola Tinubu for being neutral in handling affairs of the nation.

The Support Group urged opposition politicians to desist from dividing Nigeria along religious line in their desperation to remove a performing government.

According to APC G3 “We strongly condemn the failed attempt by desperate politicians to link the Tinubu administration with persecution of christians.

“Unlike some of his opponents, President Bola Tinubu did not impose his religion even in his household.

“Let it be said here, more Christians have not only commended President Tinubu for being neutral, but are ready to support, campaign and vote for him in the 2027 General elections.

“Obviously, those who made noise about the muslim-muslim ticket and put fear in the Christian community are confused that President Tinubu disappointed them.

“We in APC G3 boldly say that Christians have benefitted immensely from this administration, even when they doubted him in 2023.

“In 2027, more Christians are going to support, campaign and vote for President Bola Tinubu because he has shown that he is for all irrespective of religion.”

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