Kaduna State governor, Nasi El Rufai has replied Apostle Johnson Suleman of the Omega Fire Ministry over his recent declaration that he (Rufai) will die if he fails to revoke the anti-religious.
Sulaman had while reacting to the proposed bill by El-Rufai averred that the governor will loose his life for trying to dare God.
In his response, El Rufai said if Suleman was truly an apostle as he claimed, he should mention the actual date of his death.
In an interview with Punch, the governor said the bill was neither in favour nor against any religion, rather to maintain sanity in the state.
His words, “I have not seen anyone talking about Islam actually. Most of the people that say I would die, as if I would not die, are people who call themselves Christian clergy. Of course, I will die.
“If that apostle is truly an apostle, he should mention the day I will die. There is nothing in that law that prevents or infringes the practice of religion. It seeks to ensure that those that preach religion are qualified, trained and certified by their peers to do it.
“And some sections of the media have made it as if the law was drafted against Christianity. It is most irresponsible and I have nothing to say except to leave the matter to God.”
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