Supporters of immediate past ‘apartheid’ administration in Kaduna not happy with Muslims and Christans peaceful co-existence – Shehu Sani

Former Senator representing Kaduna Central Senatorial District, Shehu Sani has stated that some people are not happy with the peaceful co-existence of Muslims and Christians now in Kaduna State.

The Civil Rights Activist and current Senatorial candidate on the platform of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, declared that those elements are worried that the present administration has departed from what he called “toxic one in the past.”

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His statement on his Facebook and seen by CAPITAL POST on Monday in Abuja,. highlights how the administration of Governor Uba Sani has invested in peaceful co-existence of the people irrespective of religious background in the State.

He added that the administration was addressing development in terms of infrastructure equitably and fairly, but some elements have made up their minds not to see good things happening in the State, not even as political appointments were embracing people of all religious faith.

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He wrote: “There are people who are not happy that Muslims and Christians in Kaduna State are now living in peace with each other.

“They are also not happy that the Government in the state is a departure from the toxic one in the past; development is now equitably spread across all parts of the state and political appointments embraces people of all faith.

“In the comment section you can find these people who are habitually opposed to fairness, equity and justice, the supporters of our defunct apartheid system.”

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