The chairman said the exercise would offer eligible citizens the opportunity to vote in future elections, hence deciding the fate of those seeking to govern them.
The commissioner urged stakeholders to strictly follow the official Saudi Hajj calendar and make early preparations.
The emir also congratulated Mr Ladoja on behalf of the entire members of Kwara Traditional Rulers Council.
Mr Akpabio urged Mr Ododo to take heart and be consoled by the rich legacies of his late father.
Mr Soyinka backed the Isese Day celebration, saying it offered the people a rare opportunity to reconnect with their cultural roots.
The ministry, in a statement by its spokesperson, Kimiebi Ebienfa, said Coker died on Saturday after a brief illness.
Mr Ododo noted that the gesture demonstrated the vice president’s commitment to the values of unity and compassion.
Oba Ladoja returned to Ibadan on Monday after weeks of absence from home.
Mr Atiku stated that indigenous traditions were deeply spiritual.
“So long as we fail to address crucial social challenges such as unemployment…we will continue to experience these ugly consequences,” said Peter Obi.
