Mr Sanwo-Olu said there was a need for religious tolerance to ensure peaceful coexistence and stability of the nation.
The retreat daily anchored by different resource persons, ignited the faithful spiritually as fervent supplications were made to atone sins and halt national challenges.
Mr Adeboye asserted that more than 90 per cent of the proceeds of the leftover stolen fuel were used in servicing debt interests accumulated by Nigeria.
The mosque collapsed on March 31, killing four persons while 30 others sustained various degrees of injuries.
FRSC said the advice was to prevent Muslims from sleeping while driving.
Emir Yusuf Nuhu says parents “must learn to respect the option of our children” when it comes to marriage.
A renowned Islamic cleric, Sheikh Muyideen Bello blamed politicians for Nigeria’s security challenges.
It was not immediately clear when he would be granted bail or the level of information officials had been able to squeeze from him as of Saturday night.
Sheikh Khalid had urged Nigerians to demand good leadership from elected officials and desist from voting during elections if they’re not guaranteed protection.
The politician called on wealthy Muslims to use the Ramadan to support the less privileged in society.
