The Daily Digest: The Imam and the Pastor

Pastor James Wuye | Imam Muhammad Ashafa

13-Feb-19 14:00

The Daily Digest: The Imam and the Pastor

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On today’s World Radio Day Special, we revisit interviews revolving around this year’s theme: “Dialogue, Tolerance and Peace”. Sworn enemies, Nigerian clerics Pastor James Wuye and Imam Muhammad Ashafa led opposing, armed militias, and at one point, plotted each other's deaths. We look back at our 2010 interview with both of them, where they talked of how they came to reconcile and become advocates for peace instead.

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs, Tina Carmillia, Tee Shiao Eek and Sharmilla Ganesan

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