Bishop of Sokoto Catholic Diocese, Mathew Hassan Kukah, has blamed the federal government for its inability to stop the incessant attacks and killings by herdsmen.
Kukah said it is wrong for government to shift the blame on citizens or past governments, which according to him is a sign of unpreparedness.
The Bishop is worried Nigeria is more polarized now than ever, with its citizens frustrated due to the insecurity challenges threatening to set the country ablaze.
Kukah said it is wrong for government to shift the blame on citizens or past governments, which according to him is a sign of unpreparedness.
The Bishop is worried Nigeria is more polarized now than ever, with its citizens frustrated due to the insecurity challenges threatening to set the country ablaze.
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