66th Independence: Kaduna Imam prays for Nigeria, Tinubu, Uba Sani
Kaduna State Government has organised special prayers for peace, stability and economic prosperity of Nigeria at Sultan Bello mosque, as part of the 66th Independence Day celebration, which will culminate in a parade on October 1st. Led by the Deputy Chief Imam, Malam Abdullahi Aliyu, the supplications were made after the Jumaat prayer, which had […] 66th Independence: Kaduna Imam prays for…
The Kaduna State Government has organized special prayers at Sultan Bello mosque in conjunction with the 66th Independence Day celebration, which will conclude with a parade on October 1st. Led by Deputy Chief Imam, Malam Abdullahi Aliyu, the prayers were conducted following the Jumaat prayer, attended by the Secretary to the Kaduna State Government, Dr AbdulKadir Muázu Meyere, senior government officials, and Muslim faithful.
The Imam beseeched Allah (SWT) to grant wisdom and guidance to President Bola Tinubu and Governor Uba Sani, respectively, as they steer their respective affairs.
Malam Abdullahi emphasized the importance of trust, truthfulness, and integrity in governance and commercial activities. He reminded that political office and worldly power are temporary, and God tests individuals through trust, wealth, families, and positions bestowed upon them. Upholding honesty in all endeavors is a divine obligation, applicable both in governance and commerce, with the rewards of trust deemed favorable in this world.
The Imam concluded by stating that regardless of a person's longevity, only their good deeds will accompany them to the grave.
Further details on the Independence Day countdown were provided by the Commissioner for Information and Culture, Malam Ahmed Maiyaki. An inter-denominational church service will be held at Living Faith Church, Barnawa, where Dr James Kanyip, representing the Governor, will make remarks. The pinnacle of these events will be an official parade at Murtala Mohammed Square, presided over by Governor Uba Sani on October 1st.
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