Kukah in a sentence

Kukah also said that sectionalism, fanaticism, injustice and religious intolerance were responsible for insecurity in the country.

The Archbishop of Sokoto Catholic Diocese, Bishop Mathew Kukah, on Friday, warned President Bola Tinubu and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to urgently address the economic hardship in the country, saying Nigerians are hungry.

According to Father Kukah, “I think even the most optimistic Nigerian must conceive that we are nowhere near coming to define the real sense of democracy.

Bishop Kukah was speaking, in Kaduna, at the funeral of 18-year-old Nigerian seminarian, Michael Nnadi who was kidnapped along with three other seminarians on the night of 8 January.

CNG said Kukah was using religion to cause disharmony and facilitate the further emasculation of Northern Nigerian Muslims.

Following the controversies generated by his Christmas message, the Bishop of Sokoto Catholic Diocese, Matthew Hassan Kukah, has finally cleared the air.

He is also founder of the Kukah Centre, a Public Policy Think tank with focus on faith and public policy in Abuja and Kaduna, Nigeria.

The group said Professor Akintola’s earlier statement as a reaction to Kukah’s message was misleading.

Delivering the keynote speech, Bishop Kukah argued that a sound economy guarantees security, and a sound security guarantees sound development.

A Must Read: Bishop Kukah’s powerful Easter Message to President.

Bishop David Oyedepo of Winners Chapel and Archbishop of Sokoto Diocese Matthew Kukah were also part of the Atiku delegation to Obasanjo’s home state, an indication that the church in Nigeria is favorably disposed to an Atiku presidency.

Bishop Kukah, who is the convener of the National Peace Committee, stated this on Tuesday night when he featured on Channels TV’s Politics Today anchored by Seun Okinbaloye.

Kukah also told the TV station that as he was stepping out of the venue, a gentleman accosted him, saying his presidential candidate got to the event late due to flight delay on his way to Abuja.

Reminded that Nigerians, judging by the trending group photograph, in which he appeared with the duo after the meeting, believe he might have gone there to reconcile Atiku with his former boss, Kukah said: “You are now doing hypothesis.

That is why at the Kukah Centre, we have set up networks in local communities to gather data even where journalists cannot reach.

The Cable reports that Bishop Kukah noted in the letter that the president’s administration has fallen short of expectations based on his campaign promises.

The Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Kukah, has disclosed how he convinced former President, Olusegun Obasanjo to forgive his ex-Deputy and Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar.