Mr Tinubu said the late pope was a steadfast advocate for the developing world, where he consistently spoke against economic injustice.
The Muslim community described the pontiff as an iconic leader whose legacy of universal peace will be long remembered.
The head of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis, has died amid pneumonia recovery.
He said that less than 30 people were yet to complete their payment for the exercise.
Mr Bello urged Nigerians to continue to support Mr Tinubu’s administration.
Mr Ojelabi urged Christian faithful to live by the lessons of Easter.
Mr Adegbite condemned the killing of human beings, urging peaceful co-existence and religious tolerance.
Mr Obi noted that compassionate leaders consider the people’s welfare in all their decisions, including actions and inactions.
The commissioner said the state would not provide additional pilgrims, adding that the arrangement had been concluded on the comfortability of the number.
Mr Adewale reiterated that followers of Christ must have a forgiving spirit and learn how to genuinely forgive and forget.
