Before his demise, Mr Adetona leveraged his relationship with President Bola Tinubu to push for the creation of Ijebu State.
The president recalled that Mr Adetona, who ascended the throne at 26, championed peace, progress, and national cohesion during his reign.
The new guideline is to ensure that the church remains a place of worship, unity, and spiritual guidance, free from the distractions and divisions of partisan politics.
The Islamic scholar added that the success of any society depended on the success of its youths.
“Governor Sanwo-Olu’s administration has always promoted fairness. We hold Deeper Life Church in high regard. The state government did not order the demolition,” Mr Omotoso said.
Mr Akintola noted that Nigeria has eight national public holidays, five of which favour Christians and only three for Muslims.
Mr Alli also prayed to the Almighty to bless the Olubadan with sound health, uncommon wisdom and many more years on the throne.
Attorney general of the federation Lateef Fagbemi urged faith-based leaders to encourage survivors to speak out.
The 13 Ebonyi indigenes were killed on June 30 during their monthly town union meeting in Ogboji, Orumba South, Anambra.
NAHCON said it had concluded the return airlift of Nigerian pilgrims from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia following the 2025 Hajj activities.
