President Buhari in a group photo with Sheikh Qaribullah Nasir Kabara, Kano State Governor Abdullahi Ganduje and other members of the delegation as he receives in audience Sheikh Qaribullah Nasir Kabara in State House on 9th Oct 2018President Muhammadu Buhari has made it clear that his government will continue to relentless fight terrorists who he said have no religion, until they give up their evil ways.
“Those who indoctrinate children and plant explosives on them to harm innocent people do not belong to any religion but terrorists who should be identified and fought until they give up their evil ways.”
The President, who received in audience today, Tuesday, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, the leadership of Qadiriyya Islamic Movement in Africa, called on religious leaders in the country to assist government to overcome forces of destruction by enlightening their followers to guard against religious extremism and terrorism.
He insisted that Muslim leaders have a duty to promote the principles and tenets of Islam as a religion of peace and justice.
The President commended the Qadiriyya movement for promoting education, interfaith dialogue and good moral conduct in the society, even as he expressed support for the proposed Islamic Centre in Abuja by the movement.
Earlier in his remarks, the leader of the Qadiriyya in Africa, Sheikh Qaribullah Kabara had congratulated the President on his emergence as his party’s candidate for the 2019 election.
He commended the President on the achievements of his administration since coming into office, stressing the diversification of the economy, increased power supply and food sufficiency.
