ACADIP warns against politicisation of religion ahead of 2027 elections
A prominent Islamic body, the Academic of Islamic Propagation (ACADIP), has cautioned Nigerians to remain vigilant against attempts by politicians to exploit religion for electoral advantage ahead of the 2027
A prominent Islamic body, the Academic of Islamic Propagation (ACADIP), has cautioned Nigerians to remain vigilant against attempts by politicians to exploit religion for electoral advantage ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The organisation, through its founder, Mallam Yusuf Adepoju, issued the warning on Sunday following his conferment as Agbesinga of Ede Land, noting that such practices could deepen divisions and threaten national cohesion.
Adepoju urged political actors to uphold integrity by fulfilling campaign promises, describing commitments made to the electorate as sacred obligations.
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He also advised voters to prioritise credibility and moral uprightness in their choices, stressing the need to elect leaders guided by strong ethical values and a genuine commitment to public service.
According to him, the country requires leaders who are driven by a sense of responsibility, humanitarian service, and the collective good of society.
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Adepoju further pledged to use his new traditional title to promote peace, unity, and the teachings of Islam within and beyond Nigeria.
In a related remark, the Chairman of the Ede Muslim Council, Dr Musibaudeen Idris, urged Adepoju to remain steadfast in upholding Islamic principles and to serve as a role model for younger generations, while fostering unity and harmony within the community.
