CAN Urges Politicians to Avoid Divisive Tactics for 2027

Ahead of the 2027 general elections, the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), under the leadership of President Archbishop Daniel Okoh, called on political actors to prioritize Nigeria's interests over personal ambitions. During a press conference marking CAN's 50th anniversary, Okoh emphasized the need for political campaigns to focus on issues and ideas that improve Nigerians' lives.
He warned against the temptation to weaponize religion, ethnicity, and regional sentiments, citing the bloodshed and division experienced during past elections. CAN urged political leaders to manage their supporters responsibly and to discourage hate speech, violence, and intimidation.
Okoh stated that every Nigerian should be free to vote according to their conscience. Additionally, CAN expressed concern over the economic hardships faced by ordinary Nigerians, highlighting issues such as rising living costs, unemployment, and the struggles of small businesses.
The association encouraged the government to implement policies that stimulate economic activity and support vulnerable populations.
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