The media aide said it was not fair to accuse the President of
relocating the church when what happened was “the sorting out of
procedural issues.” He insisted that it was baseless to assume that
Buhari was hostile to Christians in the Presidential Villa.
He tweeted:
This is the second time Akande would go to twitter to defend the Presidency over the same issue in the last-two weeks.
Earlier when an online media reported the closure of the children arm of
the church, the VP’s aide told Nigerians to disregard the information.
In fact, he described it as false.
In his tweets, he said, “Speculations that Buhari moved against
Christian activities at the Aso Villa Chapel is a blatant lie. I
personally worshipped there on Sunday.
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“Also, claims that the children service at the Aso Villa closed down is equally false. Please disregard the wild claims being reported.”
Villa chapel won't be relocated: VP’s aide says
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