Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN)
has belittled recent attacks in Saudi Arabia and United States, saying it totally
condemned these sacrilegious acts and urged those behind such acts and other
similar acts to desist from such because no good thing comes out of violence,
reports ITRealms.
The newly elected President of CAN Rev.
Dr. Samson 'Supo Ayokunle said that the recent terrorists mayhem unleashed near
a mosque in Saudi Arabia, and United States, saying that nobody should be
deceived into believing that doing violence in the name of God would attract
any eternal reward.
Ayokunle who also is the President,
Nigerian Baptist Convention, pointed out that violence and all acts of cruelty
against humanity would end up in eternal condemnation and everlasting
punishment.
“We therefore sympathize with all
Muslims all over the world over this unfortunate development,” he said.
Similarly, CAN condemned the
separate brutality of policemen in Minnesota and Louisiana against two
African-Americans which led to their premature death.
Much more, the reprisal attacks on
and killing of the policemen who were protecting the people doing peaceful
protest against the continuous killings of black people in America was
condemnable, unjustifiable and totally irrational.
“Two wrongs can never make a right,”
Ayokunle declared and enjoined the American government to take action to police
brutality against all races in America because all lives matter.
The parliament must do something to
control gun possession so as to avoid in the future senseless killings like
these and make America safer.
“Finally, we sympathize with the
families of those killed in the three incidents and the American government and
pray for fortitude to bear the loss,” he prayed.
Uboshe Uboshe/GEE
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