Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, Advise both Muslims and Christian for fair and free election

As the republic if Nigeria is moving closer and nearer to the election, the President of  Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN),Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, said that the election will commence tomorrow, but he said there wouldn't be anything like break up for the republic of Nigeria, contrary to the predictions of many Group.
But the CAN President also reiterated the need for Nigerians, irrespective of religious, ethnic and political affiliations to breed peace and love, notwithstanding of the result, he said there should be peace before, during and after the elections as the country goes to the polls tomorrow.
The CAN President recalled that the post-election violence of 2011 is "still on the table" of Nigerians and the country cannot afford another one and that God instructed in the Holy Bible and Koran that we should be our brother’s keepers.
“While rights of individuals should be respected, CAN believe that Nigerians must be given their rights to vote for whoever they want.
“We call on Nigerians to vote according to their conscience in line with democratic principles and not through coercion. Our advice is vote and protect your votes but avoid acts of violence that could threaten a credible electoral exercise.
“Nigerians must eschew violence and assist the "INEC" to ensure a transparent and credible exercise because democracy does not express itself through violence.
“If Nigeria must get it right again and replicate the experience of 2011 general elections, we must have confidence in one another.” He said Christians and Muslims must resolve to protect one another and ensure that Christians are safe in Muslim areas and vice versa.
“Nobody must be victimized on the basis of religion or ethnicity. Everyone must be able to go out and vote for whoever they want; this is an exercise and a legal right a citizen must perform.
“The security agencies must ensure the protection of the lives and properties of citizens.
“Everyday defines who we are and the future of this country is not tied to a particular date.
“A lot of people have reasoned that the 2015 general election will define the unity and existence of Nigerian.
“But we say No! Elections will come and go, but Nigeria will remain. Those who believe that Nigeria will break will be disappointed because this is our country. We urge the citizenry to take their minds away from the thinking that Nigeria is going to break in 2015,” said Oritsejafor.
As we Go out to vote let it be fair.
Be your brothers keeper, Don't try to fight or cause any war, May God help us Amen.