The president urged Nigerians to uphold the late monarch’s legacy by fostering unity, peace and national cohesion.
The archbishop said this had become necessary to ensure that equity, transparency, and the rule of law guide the nation’s leadership.
Mr Matthew, who gave the advice in Ilorin on Saturday in an interview, said murmuring would not change the country’s situation, but rather prayers.
Mr Abubakar said the world would be more peaceful, stable, and prosperous with dialogue among various actors involved in the current global challenges.
The Foursquare Gospel Church, on Monday, said it had offered relief materials to the victims of Benue killings in line with its mission.
CSP Moses Yamu, the command’s spokesman, in a statement on Monday night, said the release followed “intense and sustained pressure” on his abductors.
He stated, “God nor the Bible has not changed, so we are not changing on this matter of LGBTQ.’’
Anniversary activities will begin on July 21 at the church’s Yaba, Lagos, headquarters.
Mrs Tinubu described the monarch as a great king.
Before his demise, Mr Adetona leveraged his relationship with President Bola Tinubu to push for the creation of Ijebu State.
