Mr Adegbite also explained that one of the policy thrusts of his administration is adherence to the principle of due process.
Stating that being a Muslim is not enough, he urged them to exhibit the fear of Allah and treat fellow human beings with good conduct.
He urged the personnel to observe the occasion as a time for reflection on unity, loyalty and commitment to duty.
Mr Akpabio stated, “May Allah bless us all with wisdom, guidance, and protection.’’
Mr Bature stated that experts advised that the mosque should be closed having been submerged by water.
The CAN president urged political leaders to prioritise justice, ease the burdens of hardship on citizens, and foster policies that strengthen unity.
“Let this celebration renew our commitment to peaceful coexistence, mutual respect, and service to humanity,” he said.
The governor appealed to both leaders and citizens to remain committed to promoting peace, harmony, and community development.
Mr Mohammed said the committee is to leverage the teachings of religious sacred texts to inspire others to embrace the values of love and forgiveness and eschew violence.
Mr Yagawal stressed the significance of collective prayers for Allah’s divine intervention for the nation to overcome its challenges.
