Mr Ajaero said many Nigerians were frustrated and vulnerable due to worsening poverty.
“Fulani assailants have not spared Muslims, raiding herders’ cattle and violently attacking non-Fulani Muslim communities,” said the USCIRF report.
The sector commander wished the Muslim faithful a peaceful and safe Eid-el-Kabir celebration.
He urged the deployed officers to maintain professionalism.
Governor Uba Sani on Wednesday launched the state inaugural flight for the 2026 hajj, urging intending pilgrims to be good ambassadors of Kaduna and Nigeria.
Mr Usman added that the agency resolved disputes between several married couples.
Leaders of the African Democratic Congress have stressed the need for unity and the adoption of a credible candidate for the 2027 presidential election.
“From policymakers to everyday citizens, we all share a collective responsibility to contribute our quota towards making Nigeria work,” she said.
Mr Makinde equally urged Muslims to be observant and cautious during the festivities.
He said three trips would run on March 20, 21, 22, and 23.
