2027: Leave Jesus Christ out of partisan politics – CAN warns Nigerians

Author: John Owen NwachukwuPublished on: September 2, 2026Country: Nigeria

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The national leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) responded to recent comments by Precious Oruche, known as Mama Pee, who referenced Jesus Christ in a political context regarding Peter Obi and the 2027 elections. Archbishop Daniel Okoh emphasized that Jesus' name should not be invoked in political debates, stating that politicians are not Messiahs and political loyalty should not diminish the reverence due to Christ. He urged for responsible and respectful political discussions.

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