Methodist Bishops, Islamic Clerics to FG: Hardship may lead to chaos, anarchy
lSay greed driving hardship in Nigeria BISHOPS of the Methodist Church in Nigeria have charged the Federal Government to implement policies that will tame inflation in the country warning that if the economic challenges facing Nigerians are not tackled, it may lead to chaos and anarchy. This came on a day a popular Islamic cleric, Imam Muideen Salman, urged politicians to stem the tide of greed to reduce the level of hardship in Nigeria. The Bishops spoke at the end of the 41st annual council meeting of Bishops of the Methodist Church in Nigeria with the theme, 'Arise and Build', held at Hoares Memorial Methodist Cathedral, Archdiocese of Lagos Mainland in Sabo, Lagos. They insisted that concerted efforts from the government were important to alleviate the financial strain on consumers and sustain economic stability amidst ongoing economic challenges. The Bishops in a communique read by the Prelate, Dr Oliver Ali Aba, said: "The Council expresses alarm at the high rate of ...