Those who kill in the name of God will go to hell, says Sultan

“Shouting Allahu Akbar to kill your fellow human being in the belief that you are fulfilling God’s injunction is pathway to hell and not the teaching of Allah,” he stressed.

Lawrence Njoku, Enugu

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