Bishop Kukah Denies Saying Christians Not Persecuted in Nigeria, Calls for Unity Amid Challenges

Bishop Matthew Kukah of Sokoto Diocese in Nigeria has refuted reports suggesting he denied the persecution of Christians in the country. Speaking to members of the Catholic Knight of St. Mulumba in Kaduna, he stressed the importance of Christians standing together in unity and solidarity during challenging times.
Kukah expressed sorrow for any pain caused by the misrepresentation of his statements and called for accountability for those responsible for violence and bloodshed in the nation. He highlighted the urgent need for the government and security agencies to address the loss of innocent lives and ensure justice.
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