He stated this while calling for tolerance, love and mutual respect for each other’s beliefs to facilitate national growth and development, NAN reports.
Ayokunle made the call during a courtesy visit on the Emir of Zazzau, Dr Shehu Idris in his palace in Zaria, Kaduna State.
The CAN President was in Zaria in continuation of his nationwide tour of states.
Ayokunle said the call became necessary because tolerance, accommodation, and respect for each other’s religion are critical elements that would facilitate rapid development in the country.
“Therefore, we must unite to make Nigeria great, we must also cooperate to be able to understand ourselves, be our brothers’ keepers, love and respect one another.”
Ayokunle, who is also the President of the Nigerian Baptist Conversation, noted that despite the security challenges in the country, traditional rulers are effectively discharging their duties of ensuring peaceful coexistence amongst their subjects.
“I must, therefore, commend His Royal Highness for his sterling leadership qualities which culminated into a peaceful atmosphere in Zazzau, Kaduna State and Nigeria.”
He observed that Zazzau had been progressively recording success despite the presence of people from different tribes in the country.
