Speaking to attendees, Tinubu emphasised national unity across religious lines, saying, “They lie all over the place that we have religious persecution. Advertisement“No religious persecution in Nigeria, it is a lie from the pit of hell.”READ MORE:https://www.informationng.com/2025/09/kaduna-kano-to-get-new-light-rail-as-fg-secures-n250bn-funding.htmlThe president’s remarks come amid ongoing debates and claims from various groups alleging that certain religious communities in Nigeria face systematic marginalization. Highlighting his administration’s stance on national cohesion, Tinubu reiterated that the Federal Government prioritizes peace, security, and inclusivity for all Nigerians. “Attempts to divide us on religious lines are not only false but dangerous,” he added. Tinubu concluded by encouraging unity as a cornerstone for progress, stressing that national development can only be achieved when Nigerians uphold tolerance and cooperation across ethnic and religious lines.