The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) responded to the withdrawal of the quit notice issued to Igbos living in Northern Nigeria by the coalition of Northern youths.
Professor Ishaq Akintola, its President, in an announcement, praised the coalition leaders for tuning into appeals made by stakeholders.
MURIC likewise asked other separatist groups to respond by throwing in the towel on their powerful position and progressing down their language of engagement.
"We see a pressing requirement for pressure to be doused to enable peace to rule. Nigeria is not by any means the only country populated by different ethnic groups. Europe, Asia, North and South America and additionally other African countries have their own particular offers of ethnic enclaves, yet they are being enlightened, obliging and liberal with it.
"While the Nigerian authorities must not enable the country to worsen into the Hobbesian condition of nature, we fight that the possibility of an entirely libertarian culture as pontificated by certain weight groups is Utopian.
"We in this manner alert against extreme positions on the two sides in light of a legitimate concern for peace. Seen unevenness must be tended to slowly and deliberately and not in a fire-brigade way else it will be counter-productive.
"On the last note, we bid to the different separatist groups to shun detest discourse and misuse. Qur'an 49:11 cautions against the utilisation of joke, mockery and outright abuse by one tribe against another.
"Once more, Qur'an 49:13 certifies that no single tribe or gathering of individuals is superior to the next while Muhammad (SAW) the Prophet of Peace set that mankind is all one. 'You are all from Adam and Adam was create from dust. In this manner you are for the most part equivalent, Prophet Muhammad kept up," the announcement included.
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