Mr Abubakar urged the Muslim faithful to accept the cleric’s demise as the will of Allah.
Mr Abubakar described the election as peaceful, fair, and credible, assuring the governor of the Emirate’s continued support for his administration’s developmental strides.
Stating that being a Muslim is not enough, he urged them to exhibit the fear of Allah and treat fellow human beings with good conduct.
The emir stressed the need for the government to harness Nigeria’s agricultural potential.
Mr Bago said that the government would also provide resettlement land and services to them.
“This sacred period is a time to seek God’s face through fasting and good deeds.’’
The traditional ruler encouraged Muslim clerics to preach love, stressing that the Maulud celebration should be an occasion for sober reflection.
He underscored the need for all Nigerians, irrespective of religious, political or ethnic affiliations, to put national interest above self-interest.
