Christian Association of Nigeria on Monday said it suspected that some governors could be sponsoring terrorist activities in Nigeria. The association in a communique at
the end of a meeting of its North Central zone, which comprises seven states including the Federal Capital Territory, called on the Federal Government to investigate some sitting governors over the activities of Boko Haram insurgents and Fulani herdsmen in the country.
The communique, read by the zonal Chairman, Rev Yakubu Pam, said, “The Federal Government should thoroughly investigate some sitting governors who speak in favour of the insurgents as they may be sponsors of the Boko Haram and Fulani herdsmen.”
While decrying the loss of innocent lives and properties as a result of the sect’s activities, CAN said the wickedness should not be allowed to continue under any guise.
The association expressed regrets that the issue of compensation for affected victims and churches of the 2011 post-election violence, bomb blasts and ethnic crisis has not been handled with probity.
It urged government to investigate allocations and disbursement as well as look into the cases of those who had not been compensated at all.

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