FG’s Misplaced Priority of Funding Religions

Nigerian leaders will never stop their comedy, which has made governance an unserious business and a huge joke in the country. Constitutionally, Nigeria is supposed to be a secular state.

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July 26, 2026 · 01:37 · 5 min read

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Nigerian leaders will never stop their comedy, which has made governance an unserious business and a huge joke in the country. Constitutionally, Nigeria is supposed to be a secular state.

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FG’s Misplaced Priority of Funding Religions