Mr Makinde equally urged Muslims to be observant and cautious during the festivities.
Mr Tinubu called on Muslims to reflect on the spiritual lessons of Ramadan.
The pastoralist leader insisted that sallah celebrations must be conducted with dignity, restraint, and full respect for the laws of the land.
Mr Abubakar urged Muslims to uphold the lessons learned during Ramadan.
According to the statement, Wednesday, which corresponds to Ramadan 29, 1447 AH, has been designated for the sighting of the new moon.
The police command in Niger says it has deployed over 500 operatives for a hitch-free Eid-el-Fitr celebration.
The mosque was shut down by former Governor Rotimi Akeredolu to prevent violence in the town due to leadership tussles to remove the imam.
NSCDC has deployed 2,500 operatives across Kaduna to ensure adequate security during the Eid-el-Fitr celebration.
Mr Guterres on Monday urged countries to “work together” and eradicate a rising tide of anti-Muslim hate, calling for a rejection of “the narratives of fear and exclusion”.
According to him, special patrol operations will run from Tuesday to Sunday.
