Archbishop Kaigama Urges Nigerians to Reject Vote Selling

Most Rev. Ignatius Kaigama, the Catholic Archbishop of Abuja, warned Nigerians against selling their votes in the lead-up to the 2027 general election. Speaking during his Homily at the Holy Infant Jesus Parish in Iddo, Abuja, he urged citizens to select leaders who respect human dignity and genuinely seek the welfare of the populace.

He cautioned against compromising one's conscience for money or temporary gifts, stating that such actions could jeopardize the future of children and communities. Additionally, Archbishop Kaigama emphasized the need for Christians to embody their faith through daily actions, such as honesty and care for others.

He encouraged the community to reject negative behaviors like fighting and jealousy, advocating for love and support for the less fortunate. He concluded by stating that true Christian faith must manifest in everyday life.