Interior Minister Muntaka has assured the Christian Council that the Ministry of the Interior will remain neutral in dealing with criminal matters. He stated that crime will be treated as crime, irrespective of religious or ethnic backgrounds.
The Minister made these remarks during a meeting with religious leaders. He emphasized the government's commitment to ensuring fairness and impartiality in law enforcement.
This assurance comes amid concerns about potential religious tensions. The Minister stressed that the ministry's focus is solely on upholding the law and maintaining peace.
He reiterated that all individuals involved in criminal activities will face the full force of the law. No one will be spared based on their religious identity.
The Christian Council welcomed the Minister's commitment to neutrality. They expressed hope for continued cooperation between religious bodies and the government in promoting national security.
The Ministry's stance aims to prevent the politicization of crime and ensure justice for all citizens.