The PFN president commiserated with the family of the late singer.
Mr Kenoly is survived by his wife, children, and grandchildren.
The cleric was survived by four wives, 37 children, and many grandchildren.
The second batch is scheduled to depart on February 11.
Mr Amos urged Christians and religious leaders in Southern Kaduna to deepen their prayers for Nigeria’s peace, stability, and development.
Ms Amasa advocated a community-driven programme that empowers hijab-wearing women through mentorship, skill development, and leadership training.
The vice-chancellor prayed to Allah to overlook the shortcomings of the deceased.
Mr Owolabi alleged that the defendant gave the police false information that one Pastor Adekunle Obasa and his family stole his 250 blocks.
“The worth of anyone’s time defines the worth of his life,” Mr Oyedepo said.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has stressed the importance of religious harmony and prayer to sustain development in society.
