Mr Oyetola, in a statement by information commissioner Funke Egbemode, described the attack as barbaric, wicked and an unprovoked aggression against innocent people.
“We look forward to the emergence of a Muslim from among the loyal and competent aspirants from the South-West.”
“Unacceptable for worshippers to be mowed down in a church. The perpetrators must certainly be animals just in human skin. It is sacrilegious.”
“The killing of some innocent souls in the name of whichever guise is the highest criminality everybody should rise up and condemn in our society.”
The police also failed to arrest any suspects in the attack, which left about 50 killed and dozens wounded on Sunday morning.
“It is unacceptable for worshippers to be mowed down in a church,” a party spokesman said. “It is sacrilegious.”
The church has been operating low-key since the passing on of the founder, in honour of the departed preacher and philanthropist.
Making the announcement on Saturday in Abuja, the National Hajj Commission said the cost of airfare was responsible for the difference in prices.
The former governor urged Nigerians to immediately collect their Permanent Voter Cards (PVC) and ensure they vote for credible leaders in the 2023 general elections.
It is the first time that foreign pilgrims will be allowed to perform hajj after the previous two seasons, which were restricted to domestic pilgrims due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
