“We should use this period of worship to pray for our leaders, security agencies and the nation to prosper,” Mr Abubakar said on Saturday.
The governor asked Nigerians to embrace peaceful co-existence exemplified in brotherliness.
Mr Ganduje warned that his government would not condone acts that could result in loss of lives and property during the Eid-el-Kabir celebration.
A check at some motor parks in Kaduna revealed low vehicular activities with few passengers waiting for vehicles to be filled up.
Mr Lawal, a Muslim community cleric in Ayobo, said that prayer remains the only perfect solution to overcome the crisis in the country.
Some governors in Nigeria’s northern region have urged citizens to have faith in God amid the insecurity and economic crisis in the country.
The governor said rainfall is necessary in order to have a bumper harvest in the state during this farming season.
The Edo CP charged officers of the command to intensify patrol, stop and search, raids of black spots, and other anti-crime strategies.
Discussions around Mr Tinubu’s running mate have continued since he presented a placeholder vice presidential candidate to INEC.
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has deployed 2,000 operatives to ensure security before, during and after the forthcoming Eid-el-Kabir celebration in Kwara
