Mr Kwankwaso explained that the institute, which is carved out of his Miller Road residence, henceforth belonged to humanity in general.
Mr Gumi, an advocate for bandits, said Mr Tinubu deceived northerners with a Muslim-Muslim ticket to win the February 25 election.
Mr Hadiyyatullah also urged the Nigerian humanitarian organisations and worship centres to mobilise assistance to the distressed people of Palestine.
The Lagos government says it will close down bars, churches, clubs, mosques and companies, causing environmental nuisance.
President Bola Tinubu has also approved the dissolution of the board of NAHCON.
“Enough is enough,” the pope said, adding: “War always means failure – always.”
The cleric said it was time Nigerians demanded accountability and good governance from their federal and state leaders.
“Let us cooperate with them and as well put them in prayers for God to change their rigid mind towards the masses,” the cleric said.
Mr Kwankwaso advised the 1,800 couples under the mass wedding scheme against checking their spouses’ phones.
The wedding Fatihah was conducted at the palace of the Emir of Kano, Aminu Bayero, on Friday.
