Christians in Chad complain of Islamicization of public institutions

Christians in Chad complain of Islamicization of public institutions

YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon – Christian leaders in Chad are warning that the country’s public institutions are increasingly being monopolized by Islam, part of what they see as a pattern of growing pressures on Christianity in the central African nation. Chad is a religiously diverse nation of 19 million, with roughly 55 percent of the population being Muslim and 40-45 percent Christian. Nevertheless, the Union of Christian Executives of Chad recently com…