The Abuja National Mosque Management Board has debunked rumors circulating on social media that the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, plans to demolish part of the mosque.
The board said that the rumors are the result of conflict merchants attempting to stir up religious tensions and tarnish the minister’s reputation.
The board also said that the minister has extended the three-month ultimatum to religious groups for ground rent payment.
The minister said that he understands that religious groups are not business people and that they rely on freewill donations from members.
The board also appealed to the minister for assistance with the renovation of the National Mosque. The minister said that he would look into the issue.
The FCT Minister has also assured the board of the FCT Administration’s support for the National Mosque and the National Christian Center.
Abuja National Mosque Demolition Rumors Debunked
Rumors of Demolition
- Rumors have been circulating on social media that the FCT Minister plans to demolish part of the Abuja National Mosque.
Rumors Debunked
- The Abuja National Mosque Management Board has debunked the rumors.
- The board said that the rumors are the result of conflict merchants attempting to stir up religious tensions.
Minister’s Support for Religious Groups
- The minister has extended the three-month ultimatum to religious groups for ground rent payment.
- The minister said that he understands that religious groups are not business people and that they rely on freewill donations from members.
Appeal for Renovation Funds
Appeal for Assistance
- The board appealed to the minister for assistance with the renovation of the National Mosque.
Minister’s Response
- The minister said that he would look into the issue.
FCT Administration’s Support for Religious Institutions
- Assurance of Support
- The FCT Minister has assured the board of the FCT Administration’s support for the National Mosque and the National Christian Center.
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