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2027: CAN cautions politicians against using Jesus Christ for partisan interests

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Archbishop Daniel Okoh, CAN President (Photo Credit- Punch Newspaper)

While acknowledging the passionate nature of political discourse, CAN emphasised that the name of Jesus Christ is sacred and must not be dragged into political rivalry.

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