”This occasion provides an opportunity for Muslims faithful to promote kindness, compassion, and peaceful coexistence in their daily interactions with others,” he said.
The chairman of Fityanul-Islam, Sheikh Rabiu Abdullahu Zaria, said the governor has supported religious activities since he assumed office.
“Our desire for our country and the desire of everyone, every citizen, is peace, security, progress in our land,” he said.
Mr Adeleke appreciated the prayers and support of citizens.
Mr Buru and members of his church joined thousands of Muslims at Murtala Mohammed Square, Kaduna, for the celebration.
The president urged religious leaders to use the occasion to pray for Nigeria.
“Christians should not be excluded from political leadership, appointments, or opportunities; just as no other religious community should be excluded,” PFN said.
Mr Adegbite, in a statement on Monday, urged the Muslim faithful to emulate the prophet’s virtues and shun actions contrary to his teachings.
The Kano State Pilgrims Welfare Board has set August 31 as the deadline for pilgrims to submit passports for the 2027 hajj
The church said it planned to establish 10,000 prayer centres across the African continent and equip one million prayer warriors.
