A cleric and Co Chair, Interfaith Dialogue Forum for Peace, Rev Sunday Onuaha has attributed the trends of crisis and agitations in the country to expression of anger by persons who feel marginalised and neglected by successive governments. Rev Onuaha gave the indication after his conferment with a honorary distinguished humanitarian fellowship award by the Institute for humanitarian studies and social development in abuja. Onuaha who noted that crisis are inevitable in all spheres of life advocated need for tolerance and dialogue as means of resolving disputes. He further urged Nigerians to imbibe the fear of God and culture of peaceful coexistence,restating hope in Nigeria’s unity and greatness. Acknowledging the Contribution of religious institutions to peace and unity in Nigeria, the cleric made case for the government to walk it’s talk in ensuring peaceful resolution of issues of differences. Earlier, president and chairman Governing council of the institute, Amb, Adamu Ibrahim highlighted the significance of the occasion The theme of the ceremony marked in commemoration of the international day for disaster reduction is Promoting the Culture Humanitarianism and voluntarism in Nigeria; imperative for national development.
