“They opened issues on religion and even debated, while sharing the tenets and principles of their faith. “But today in Nigeria, you hear some people in the name of religion, killing one another. We have cases of Muslims killing Christians, and Christians killing Muslims. The Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof. Mohammad Ya’uza Bello, hinted that the centre was conceived to broaden knowledge and research on Islamic civilisation. He added that it would also serve as a veritable medium for religious dialogue.

Source: The Guardian March 05, 2018 03:56 UTC