A communique signed by the state’s Assistant Secretary, League of
Imams and Alfas, Alhaji Quadri Oguntuase, and two others, had earlier
ordered Muslims in the state not to collect rams and other food items
for Sallah celebration, if presented to them in any form by the
government.
However, the General Secretary of the League, Alhaji Abdulrazak
Adenipekun, in a counter-statement ordered Muslims in the state to
ignore the ban on Sallah’s gift.
Distributing the rams in Government House, Fayose said he won’t allow
himself to be dragged into playing politics with religion in the State.
“I won’t allow anybody to drag me into playing politics with
religion. What I am doing today is a demonstration of love and support
for the Muslims. I am not that kind of a leader who does things with
religious interest.
“I will do same to Christians at Christmas exactly what I am doing to
Muslims today. Ekiti is one whether you are Muslim or Christian and
this is the spirit I want all of us to imbibe.
“In my actions and conducts, every Ekiti man knows that I am going to relate with you whether you are a Christian or Muslim. The two are the same. I have no preference for either of the two. I am the governor today and if Muslims get there tomorrow, we will all support him.


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