National President of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Rev. Samson Ayokunle (photograph: The Guardian)
Lauretta Onochie, media aide to President Muhammadu Buhari, has alleged that the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) is behind killings in Benue State, particularly that of two Catholic monks.
Famzn News recall that two monks and worshipers have been murdered at St. Ignatius’ Catholic Church, Ayar in Benue state just lately.
And in a submit on her Facebook web page, the media aide alleged that CAN fueled the killings to bait the Catholic Church in rejoining the physique.
As said by Lauretta, the killings in Benue was being masterminded by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) who've looted the nation, utilizing CAN.
“The CAN of worms that reap from the bloody trade that is going on in our nation, did not deem it fit to pat the security operatives on the back. Why would they?” she questioned.
“The Cankerworm Association of Nigeria, previously known as “Christian” Association of Nigeria, had achieved its intention, utilizing the blood of two harmless Catholic Priests, to convey again the Catholic Church to their unrighteous fold.
“The lives of those two innocent Priests were pawns in the desperate game by certain evil former Landlords of our nation, who are in bed with the demonic Cankerworms and purveyor of hate messages and fake news.”
In addition, she mentioned: “And then, as if in answered prayer for the Catholics, Nigerians rallied round Muhammadu Buhari, a man of honor and integrity, sacking the government that fed the greed of the CAN of worms who constantly received stolen funds meant to make the lives of Nigerians better and easier.”
She mentioned, “With all of the stolen assets accessible to them, they'll afford to seek out out the reality. But their intention is to not discover the reality.
“Evidence abounds that Aides of the political buddies of the Tapeworms are those on a killing spree, within the title of herdsmen and a few of them are already in custody.
“They have conveniently appeared away when the police, in response to the petition of the Benue state Governor, invited his predecessor for questioning.
“They have said nothing regarding the arrest by the Police of the killers of the two Catholic Priests in Benue State.”