Taraba Government Mediates Mosque Dispute Among Muslim Sects
The Taraba State government, led by Governor Agbu Kefa, intervened in a conflict between Muslim sects over a mosque in Donga Local Government. The government temporarily closed the mosque, held peace talks with traditional rulers, Islamic scholars, and community leaders to address the dispute.
The governor emphasized the importance of unity and peaceful coexistence among religious groups. Various Muslim sects, including Izala Kaduna and Darika, expressed gratitude for the intervention and pledged commitment to peace.
The government aims to prevent further incidents and promote harmony in the state.
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