Mr Ewhrudjakpo personally served food to more than 100 Muslims who graced the event.
The governor said it was high time clerics shunned unnecessary criticisms before their followers, adding the trend portends a negative effect on leaders and the citizenry.
The Cross River governor urged the Muslim faithful to be ambassadors of peace.
The regime says it plans to establish more marriage centres across the country to encourage the initiative.
He urged Nigerians to live in peace and harmony despite their cultural, religious and political differences.
The governor admonished Muslims to emulate the good virtues of the prophet, including honesty, humility, peaceful coexistence and love for one another.
The senator was also accused of actions that pose serious threats to the peace of the APC.
Mr Abaagu said that N1.5 million each would go to Lokoja and Idah dioceses respectively, to help alleviate the sufferings of the flood victims.
Mr Aregbesola congratulated all Muslims both at home and in the diaspora for witnessing the celebration.
British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario have also launched similar pathways to lure foreign pastors and other spiritual leaders into the provinces.
