Kano's Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II told Christian leaders he wants to keep building bridges between religious communities because he thinks unity is what moves the region forward. He hosted a delegation from the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria at his palace, and he talked about how attending Catholic school as a kid shaped his views on coexisting with people from different backgrounds.
Sanusi asked religious figures to pray for stability, especially with recent security issues popping up near the state's borders. He pushed for better teamwork between faith groups to strengthen harmony across Kano and the rest of the country.
The Emir thanked PFN for giving him a Peace Award, and he said the recognition meant a lot. Rev. Elkanah Enweluzor, who chairs PFN's Kano chapter, explained that the group came to show appreciation for the Emir's work on promoting peaceful coexistence in the area.
Sanusi asked religious figures to pray for stability, especially with recent security issues popping up near the state's borders. He pushed for better teamwork between faith groups to strengthen harmony across Kano and the rest of the country.
The Emir thanked PFN for giving him a Peace Award, and he said the recognition meant a lot. Rev. Elkanah Enweluzor, who chairs PFN's Kano chapter, explained that the group came to show appreciation for the Emir's work on promoting peaceful coexistence in the area.
