RCCG and MURIC clash over the alleged exclusion of Muslim students from JAMB and WAEC centers at Redemption Camp.

Despite the RCCG refuting the charges, the Islamic group claimed in their statement that they had proof to support their assertions. Picture of RCCG Professor Ishaq Akintola from Facebook In the statement, Prof. Akintola charged that the RCCG prevented Muslims from entering the Redemption Campgrounds to conduct exam-related activities. He said that Islamic students were not permitted to enter the building for things like bank transactions, exam center inspections, and a variety of other things. The director of the Islamic organization claimed that the group had received multiple petitions and concerns supported by proof, which had influenced their response to the situation. We were astonished to find yesterday that the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has refuted our claim that it was forbidding  Muslims from entering its camp along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway to transact business in their banks or to check their WAEC, JAMB, and other examination centers. Why does RCCG take actions that it cannot defend? The security men at the RCCG gate refused to allow those Muslims to enter based on instructions given to them by RCCG officials. What is the world turning to A place of worship should not alienate itself from the truth? What could have been the purpose of cooking up such an allegation? It is not in our character. What do we stand to gain from fabricating such a story? RCCG debunks MURIC allegations Meanwhile, Pastor Olaitan Olubiyi, the spokesperson of RCCG said the allegations leveled against the church have no ounce of truth in them. He said the Redemption Camp is open and accessible to all whose coming is legitimate. Olubiyi said the whole allegations were fabricated and the whole report was fake news. He said The Redemption City of God remains accessible to anyone who has a legal and genuine purpose for seeking access, to the church spokesperson had said.