CSO Advocates Religious Freedom for All Faiths in Nigeria
A civil society group, Faith and Freedom Africa (FFA), has emphasized the need to respect and protect every citizen's right to freedom of religion in Nigeria.
FFA Country Coordinator, Felix Samari, spoke at a one-day colloquium in Jalingo, Taraba State, stressing the importance of recognizing and upholding the rights of all citizens, regardless of faith.
The event, themed "Freedom of Religious Beliefs" (FoRB), brought together religious leaders, activists, and community members to discuss tolerance and inclusion.
According to Section 38 of the Nigeria Constitution, FFA's efforts aim to promote peace, religious tolerance, and constitutional awareness across Nigerian communities.
Author's summary: FFA advocates for religious freedom in Nigeria.
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