The Cherubim and Seraphim Movement, Christ the King Cathedral in Kaduna State, bestowed honor upon Sheikh Ahmad Gumi and Pastor Yohanna Buru for their significant roles in fostering religious harmony and tolerance among the populace.
As reported by the News Agency of Nigeria, Church Pastor Christopher Solomon clarified that Gumi and Buru were selected based on their exceptional contributions to humanity and their dedicated endeavors toward promoting peace.
Both individuals were acknowledged as ‘Peace Ambassadors’ due to their steadfast dedication to peace-building within the state.
“Their efforts in promoting religious tolerance and fostering better understanding have played a significant role in mitigating religious extremism and attacks among adherents of different faith-based organizations,” he said.
Responding, the award recipients appreciated the Almighty God for the honour bestowed upon them.
Buru and Gumi also urged Muslims and Christians to consistently live in peace and harmony with one another.
They enjoined both the state and Federal Governments to tackle the prevailing security challenges affecting various sectors of human endeavors while lauding the organizers for the recognition.
The awardees also prayed for peace and stability in the state and the country at large.
