Mr Lawal said the event held exactly a week after the safe delivery of the princess by the monarch’s wife, Queen Oluwatosin Ogunwusi.
The Kano State Pilgrims Welfare Board says intending pilgrims who fail to submit their valid passports by August 25 risk losing their Hajj seats.
The delegation comprised representatives from Algeria, Nigeria and Senegal.
The initiative aims to promote healthy timing and spacing of pregnancies, encouraging expectant mothers to access antenatal care and discouraging home deliveries.
Mr Fintiri said the delegation would work to ensure a smooth, safe and purposeful pilgrimage for Christians from the state.
Mr Quiboloy is currently housed in a Philippine jail over a slew of other sex-related crimes.
Mr Sotayo urged members of the public to go about their lawful activities without fear.
Mr Obi said, “Insecurity has worsened, poverty is deepening, inflation is crippling families, businesses are struggling, and hope is fading.”
Mr Makinde said his administration’s focus has been on people-centred development.
Mr Sanwo-Olu urged members of the church to remain steadfast in evangelism and compassionate service.
