A lecturer at Lagos State University, Nosirudeen Onibon, has enjoined Muslims observing the Ramadan fast to pray for global peace and stability.
An Islamic scholar, Abdul-Wakeel Ogungbo, urged Nigerians to seek repentance before death and make restitution for past wrongdoings.
Mr Tijjani described the 2026 Ramadan feeding programme as one of the most organised in the state.
He described the initiative as a milestone.Â
The emir urged the pilgrims from Kwara and Nigerians in general to be good ambassadors of the nation throughout their stay in Saudi Arabia.
Mr Hamzat urged parents to instil discipline and moral values in their children to help build a responsible future generation.
Mr Yusuf described Ramadan as a period for deep spiritual reflection and guidance through the teachings of the Qur’an.
The board said the inspection was part of a broader strategy to strengthen operational readiness and enhance the overall Hajj experience for pilgrims.
Mr Auwal said the government established 115 feeding centres for the 2026 Ramadan programme.
Mr Adediran said the core purpose of leadership was to empower citizens, lift the poor, and bridge the gap between the rich and the less privileged.
