ISLAMIC GROUP BLAMES CAN AND ATTACK PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP FOR QUESTIONING BUHARI OVER THE ALLEGED KILLINGS OF CHRISTIANS.

President Donald Trump of the United State has been attacked by the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), for placing a direct question to the Nigeria President, Muhammadu Buhari over the the alleged killing of the Nigerian Christians.
MURIC  warned the US president not for whatsoever reason to bully the Nigerian President.
Futhermore, the Group accused the Christian Association of Nigeria CAN, of selling the the country to the United State.
On Tuesday, during the Ministers' retreat President Buhari said that Trump asked him during his visit to the US in 2018 why he was killing Christians.
MURIC, in a statement signed by its Director, Prof Ishaq Akintola and made Available to Daily Post NIgeria on Wenesday, said it take serious objection over Us president statement.
MURIC in its statement said ''the US leader should made enough research before jumping into conclusion.
''Moreso, not only the christians in the county were killed. Muslims are also victims, this is the same information that were spread during the bokoharam period.
The islamic rights group said CAN was able to tell people that people that the terrorists were only killing Christians and bombing churches.
In its statement, Muric said Bokoharam is a terrorist group which led to the death of some many Emirs, Imams, Islamic scholars and ordinary muslims, bokoharam also destroy so many Islamic worship centers.
MURIC said ''The issue of killings is only between the Farmers and the Herders, not even between the Buhari goverment and the Nigerian Christian. So in what way should prisedent Trump acuse the Nigerian President over the killings?''
The Islamic Right group made it clear that the killings of NIgerians has been in exist for a very long time during the rigme of the ex-president Olusegun Obasanjo till now, so why is the present President Buhari being accused.
MURIC said The Christian Association of Nigeria is only making the issue to look more convincing by saying the Muslim President is killing the Nigerian christians, and it added CAN should stop sell Nigeria too cheaply to the US.
MURIC had lastly added that may the the situation will change if a Chrisrtian Became the President in 2023.


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