The sultan further encouraged Nigerians to embrace positive change in their attitudes, expressing optimism that the country’s best days lie ahead.
The sultan called Nigerian Muslims to “rededicate themselves to good virtues and fervent prayers on the day of Arafah on Thursday.”
On Tuesday, the Sokoto government inaugurated a digital skills training centre to empower Almajiri children and out-of-school adolescent girls in the state.
The answer to bad speech is not censorship.
The Sultan of Sokoto warned that the more Nigerians call the country’s leaders names, the more likely their problems will remain unresolved.
The statement quoted the Sultan as praying for Allah’s guidance and blessings upon all the Muslims as they fulfill their religious obligations
The Sultan said, “We must unite as Muslims under one umbrella. We may have our differences, how we see things and how we understand things.”
Mr Garba said that the event would attract 30,000 participants.
The Sultan prayed for Allah’s guidance and blessings upon all Muslims as they fulfill their religious obligations.
The monarch urged Nigerians to refrain from disparaging their leaders.
