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You criticise muslims for blocking road to pray but preach uninvited – Kogi govâs aide reacts to video of woman lashing out at muslims praying on road
The Senior Special Assistant to Kogi State Governor on Cybercrime, Promise Emmanuel aka Kogi Rebel, says both Christians and Muslims are guilty of inconveniencing one another while propagating the gospel.
In a post shared on his Facebook page, Promise said many Christians criticize Muslims for blocking the road when they pray, which he acknowledged is wrong, but that Christians are also guilty of going to people’s houses uninvited to preach the gospel and standing in commercial buses to preach.
He said tolerance must be exercised by both parties when such incidents arise.
His post comes after a video of a woman lashing out at some Muslims for blocking the road while they prayed surfaced online today, September 20.

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