The Coalition of Islamic organisations in Abuja has held its fifth annual peace and unity convention to reach out to Muslims and non-Muslims in the country.
The convention is focused on promoting healthy relations between Muslim and non Muslim communities in the Nigerian society.
Nigeria is a multi-ethnic, cultural and religiously diverse society that has witnessed conflicts in recent times.
As a result of this many ethnic and religious groups are determined to rediscover factors that united the nation in the past despite its complex
socio-cultural differences.
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This conventions encourages Nigerians to live in peace and harmony together in line with the dictates of Islam.
Participants insisted that achieving peace and unity in the country is a collective task for all citizens and should not be left to the Federal
Government.
The convention provides an enabling environment for better co-o existence-amongst Muslims and non-Muslims in the country.
