Tinubu Denies Religious Genocide Claims, Emphasizes Unity in Imo
President Bola Tinubu dismissed claims of religious genocide in Nigeria during his visit to Imo State, emphasizing the country's unity and resilience. Speaking at the unveiling of a book authored by Governor Hope Uzodimma, Tinubu highlighted Nigeria's diversity as a source of strength.
He commissioned key projects in the state, including roads and a convention center, underscoring the government's commitment to development. Tinubu praised the progress made by the APC in steering Nigeria away from collapse since 2015, acknowledging challenges but asserting the country's improved position today.
He urged Nigerians to embrace unity and love for the nation, emphasizing the need to resist external attempts to sow division.
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