NSCIA Alleges Religious Bias in El-Rufai Prosecution
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- The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs has raised concerns about alleged religious bias in the prosecution of former Kaduna Governor Nasiru El-Rufai.
- The council warned against using public institutions and the legal system to pursue a sectarian agenda.
The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs has raised an alarm over what it sees as signs of religious bias in the ongoing prosecution of former Kaduna State Governor Nasiru El-Rufai.
The council warned against the weaponization of public institutions and the legal system, saying they must not be used to advance a sectarian agenda against El-Rufai.
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