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Federal Government: Nigeria’s Insecurity Is Not a Religious War

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Federal Government: Nigeria’s Insecurity Is Not a Religious War
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The Federal Government has declared that Nigeria’s ongoing security challenges should not be described as a religious war.

The government said the insecurity affecting parts of the country is linked to terrorism, banditry, kidnapping and other criminal activities rather than a conflict between religious groups.

It urged Nigerians to reject narratives that could heighten religious and ethnic tensions, stressing the importance of unity in tackling the country’s security challenges.

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