Maintaining That Modicum Of Workplace Religious Neutrality Makes No One An Unbeliever
"Let us say The Grace in unison" is an expression that appears to have traditionally become an end-of-meeting cliché in this part of the Country - the nature/agenda of such meetings notwithstanding. Meetings, be they ever so official, social, political, professional, etc, now seem inchoate without the recitation of that Christian creed. Whilst the religious liberty of every Nigerian citizen (perhaps with the exception of Cameroonian politicians from Adamawa State) to identify with any religion of choice enjoys constitutional approval, the erosion of the workplace with religious activities that could be prejudicial to corporate governance (if not checked) beats me hollow. For the avoidance of doubt, I am a Christian and I am unrepentantly unapologetic about it. I am not ashamed of the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ but wait a minute, should my religious persuasion be a source of unease for the man next door? Does my right to freedom of religion not end where the religi