2027 Christian Group Cautions Politicians Against Ethnic, Religious Campaigns
A Christian group has cautioned Nigerian politicians against using ethnicity and religion to campaign ahead of the 2027 general elections. The group urged political actors to focus on issues, competence and policies capable of addressing the country’s challenges rather than exploiting religious or ethnic divisions.
A Christian group has urged politicians preparing for the 2027 general elections to avoid campaigns driven by ethnic and religious sentiments.
The group called on political actors to prioritise national unity, competence and issue-based campaigns as preparations for the elections gather momentum.
It warned that the use of religion and ethnicity for political mobilisation could deepen existing divisions and undermine peaceful democratic participation.
The group urged politicians to present clear policies and practical solutions to the challenges facing Nigerians rather than relying on identity-based appeals.
It also appealed to religious and community leaders to discourage inflammatory rhetoric and promote tolerance during the electioneering period.
The group said Nigerians should assess candidates based on their character, competence, track record and capacity to deliver good governance.
It further encouraged citizens to reject politicians who seek to exploit ethnic or religious differences for electoral advantage.
The group said peaceful and credible elections would require responsible conduct from political parties, candidates, religious leaders and voters alike.
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