The Archbishop of Canterbury has visited Kaduna State Governor, Uba Sani, to commend the state’s efforts in promoting peace and interfaith harmony, Mediaplusng.com reports.
During the visit, the religious leader lauded the government’s initiatives aimed at fostering dialogue among different religious and ethnic groups, emphasizing Kaduna’s role as a model for peaceful coexistence in Nigeria. The Archbishop highlighted the importance of collaboration between government, religious leaders, and communities in maintaining social cohesion.
Governor Sani welcomed the Archbishop to the Government House and described the visit as a recognition of the state’s commitment to peace, security, and inclusive governance, Mediaplusng.com adds. He reiterated the administration’s dedication to protecting lives and promoting interfaith understanding across Kaduna State.
The meeting also provided a platform to discuss ongoing security challenges, youth empowerment programs, and community-based peace initiatives. Both parties agreed on the need for sustained dialogue, mutual respect, and proactive measures to prevent conflict and build resilience among local communities.
Religious leaders, government officials, and representatives of civil society attended the meeting, underscoring the collaborative approach to peacebuilding. The Archbishop encouraged continued engagement between faith groups and the government to strengthen interfaith relations and promote long-term stability.
Governor Sani assured that Kaduna State will continue to prioritize policies that support harmony, social justice, and economic development while fostering a safe and inclusive environment for all residents.
The Archbishop concluded the visit by commending ongoing efforts to protect vulnerable communities, strengthen security structures, and expand programs that foster trust and unity among Kaduna’s diverse population.
