Wednesday, April 1, 2015

CAN CONGRATULATES BUHARI ON ELECTION

The National President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, and the Archbishop of Abuja, Cardinal John Onaiyekan, on Tuesday congratulated the president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, on his election.

The CAN president in a statement in Abuja, stressed the need for harmony between Christians and Muslims in the quest for a prosperous Nigeria. Oritsejafor also saluted Nigerians for a peaceful election and prayed for a prosperous future for the country. Oritsejafor also praised President Goodluck Jonathan for exhibiting good sportsmanship in conceding to the president-elect. Also, Onaiyekan said losers should learn to accept defeat and the winners should not use this opportunity to oppress the losers.
Speaking in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja, Onaiyekan also advised politicians to learn a lesson that a political content must have winners and losers. The cleric added that winners should not use the opportunity to oppress the losers, adding that Nigeria would remain one, whether Nigerians liked it or not. “Nigerians should take a queue and learn a lesson that a political content must have winners and losers,” he said. Onaiyekan, a member of the National Peace Committee, said the committee visited the State House to congratulate President Goodluck Jonathan for his “statesmanship” at the just-concluded election.
The committee also congratulated Jonathan for his good conduct and for conceding defeat. Onaiyekan said: “I am in the company of other members of the National Peace Committee; we went to greet and to thank Jonathan for conducting free, fair and acceptable elections. “We also congratulated him for the conduct free, fair elections, the security and for conceding defeat.”

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