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Commentator on Public Affairs, Mahdi Shehu, has accused the Federal Government of bias, following the flag-off of a N25 billion ecumenical chapel project at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
Shehu made his stance known on Wednesday night in a post shared on X, reacting to reports that the Federal Government and the Christian Association of Nigeria have started construction of the facility.
The N25 Billion project was flagged-off on April 26, 2026 by the Secretary to the Federal Government, George Akume, Aviation Minister, Festus Keyamo, CAN President, Archbishop Daniel Okoh, and other Senior Federal Government and CAN officials.
SGF George Akume said the project is a “confluence of faith and progress” that will meet passengers’ physical, emotional and spiritual needs.
Archbishop Okoh was quoted by Mahdi as saying: “Travelers need a place where they can regain their calm before they enter the aeroplane.
“The involvement of senior government officials in the project shows it has the full support of the highest level,” he said.
“The flag-off of this project by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation and the Aviation Minister indicates that the President is fully aware and has given his consent,” he said.
Shehu also pointed out the allocation of land for the project, saying senior government figures must have been behind the approval of the space.
He also asked when similar prime and visible land space at the airport would be provided to Muslim travelers to build a mosque.
“When will the Muslim faithful get equal financial contribution like CAN?” he asked.
He also asked whether government officials would offer similar support for a mosque project, such as showing up for a groundbreaking ceremony.
“When will some Muslim ministers be sent to do the same thing?” he added.
“When will P-ABT put a disclaimer that he is not aware of the N25billion Federal government/CAN Project so that Muslim faithfuls will believe him as neutral
He said the project should be treated equally or it would give an impression of favoritism.
“This N25 Billion project is a two-variable equation, one known, the other unknown. The equation must be balanced for the picture to become clear, otherwise it remains the case of: “A mother in charge of the kitchen will feed her children first and out of hate will deliberately starve the others to death,” he said.
