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Muslim-Muslim ticket: Islamic leaders warn against anti-Christian rhetoric

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Islamic leaders caution against anti-Christian rhetoric regarding the Muslim-Muslim ticket, urging focus on competence and national unity over religious di Read More: https://punchng.com/muslim-muslim-ticket-islamic-leaders-warn-against-anti-christian-rhetoric/

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