Help unite Nigerians against false religious narrative, Ndume charges COCIN

Former Senate Leader, Ali Ndume, has called on the President of the Church Of Christ In Nations (COCIN), Rev Dr Amos Musa Mohzo, to help in dousing religious tension and assist the federal government in stemming the tide of false narratives.

The former Senate Chief Whip gave the admonition in a statement, congratulating Rev Dr Amos Mohzo, on his re-election as the President of the COCIN.

Rev Mohzo, who emerged as President of the association in 2021, was re-elected last week to serve a fresh mandate of four years.

Senator Ndume who incidentally is from Gwoza in Borno South Senatorial district, as the COCIN President, described his re-election as a testimony to his diligence, leadership acumen and trust earned over the years among his peers in the vineyard of the Lord.

The Federal lawmaker urged the COCIN President to continue to use the platform to promote inter-religious harmony amongst people of all faiths.

He said: ” I have known you over the years as a humble, God fearing personality which informed your divine calling.

“I have shown interest in your career trajectory over the years.
“You have remained an asset to our community in Gwoza where you started early in life, imparting knowledge, mentoring people as a trained teacher.

“As COCIN Deputy General Secretary, later the General Secretary, Vice President and President, your enviable records speak volumes.

“Your unassuming disposition gives credence to the saying that “he who humbles himself, will be exalted, and whoever exalts himself, will be humbled.”

“At this critical moment in the life of our nation where external forces are trying to promote false narrative to instigate religious crisis, among our people, the experience of managing diverse people which God has given you will come handy.

“I urge you and others in leadership positions of faith-based associations in the country to seize the initiative to assist the government in promoting mutual trust amongst Nigerians of diverse faiths.”

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