Adamawa Muslims hold prayers for rainfall amid prolonged dry spell
Muslims in Hong Local Government Area of Adamawa State have held prayer sessions in a quest for rainfall. The prayers were held on Saturday following a prolonged dry spell in some parts of the LGA, resulting in the wilting of crops. Muslims in the early hours of Saturday converged on various Eid grounds in Hong and sought Allah’s divine […] Adamawa Muslims hold prayers for rainfall amid prolonged…
Muslims in the Hong Local Government Area of Adamawa State gathered for prayers on Saturday, seeking rain to alleviate a prolonged dry spell that has caused crop wilting. Following days of voluntary fasting, repentance, and supplication, they conducted two special prayers in submission to Allah. At the Central Eid Ground in Hong, Chief Imam Saidu Garba led the prayers and cautioned Muslims against actions that might anger Allah.
Hong's Executive Chairman, Aliyu Saad Yerima, participated in the prayers. The Daily Post notes that prolonged drought in Hong could severely impact agricultural production, as the area is a significant crop-growing region in the state. Major crops such as maize, groundnuts, rice, and beans are cultivated in large quantities, with former Secretary to the Government of the Federation Babachir Lawal owning extensive cotton farms in the LGA.
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