TVC N. Nigeria Interfaith Mediation Centre(IMC) has exonerated the policy of President
Muhammad Buhari’s government from the reason for the recent economic recession in the country.
They attributed decline in religious value and moral decay to the present hardship in the country however warned politicians to desist trading blames on government rather to shun corruption.
The Co-Executive Director of IMC, Pastor James Movel Wuye and Imam Muhammad Nurayn Ashafa, speaking to reporters shortly after distributing relief materials to IDPs in Yola to mark this year World Peace Day, suggested that attitudinal change is what Nigerians need to get things right.
The Spokesperson of IDPs thanked the Interfaith Mediation Centre and the United Nation for the gesture.
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