In a Facebook post on Saturday, the cleric stated that the protests were to make the Muslim-Muslim ticket look bad.
“Let us pray for our leaders and stop raining curses on them. They are human beings, and nobody is perfect,” the cleric said.
Mr Jonathan thanked Nigerians who attended the burial.
The Greek parliament has approved the bill legalising same-sex marriage, becoming the first Christian-majority orthodox country to approve the bill.
The lawmakers expressed concern about the N5 million amount fixed for the 2024 Hajj.
The NDLEA described the late Wigwe as an outstanding Nigerian.
Ash Wednesday is marked with the blessing and administering of ashes on the foreheads of Christians.
“If we look at the situation today, it is pathetic and terrible. There seems to be no light at the end of the tunnel,” said the priest.
Mr Abubakar said the training sought to guide the pilgrims on the hajj rites according to provisions of the Sharia.
“It has become more and more clearer (sic) to us that the problem our nation is facing is more than political,” Mr Adeboye claimed.
