Sultan Tells Buhari, Governors To End Insecurity

Sultan of Sokoto Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar III yesterday challenged
President Muhammadu Buhari and governors to bring insecurity in the
country to an end.

The Sultan, who is the spiritual head of Nigerian Muslims as
leader of the Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA),
spoke in Sokoto after the Eid prayer.

He said: “We are calling on President Muhammadu Buhari, and all
the state governors to, as a matter of urgency, bring to an end
insecurity across the country.

“As our leaders, you should continue to remain resolute and more
committed to your various responsibilities of protecting the
society.

“Therefore, you should enhance your commitment toward the
restoration of the peaceful nature our country was long known
for.”

The Sultan also urged Muslims to continue to pray for their
leaders to be able to shoulder the numerous responsibilities placed
on them.

He urged Muslims to continue to sustain the spirit of charity,
generousity, hospitality and brotherhood that Eid-El-Filtr
symbolises.

“Today is a great day for all of us to celebrate, show love,
support and relate with one another, as such we should sustain the
commitment for our best desire.”

Sultan of Sokoto Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar III yesterday challenged
President Muhammadu Buhari and governors to bring insecurity in the
country to an end.

The Sultan, who is the spiritual head of Nigerian Muslims as
leader of the Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA),
spoke in Sokoto after the Eid prayer.

He said: “We are calling on President Muhammadu Buhari, and all
the state governors to, as a matter of urgency, bring to an end
insecurity across the country.

“As our leaders, you should continue to remain resolute and more
committed to your various responsibilities of protecting the
society.

“Therefore, you should enhance your commitment toward the
restoration of the peaceful nature our country was long known
for.”

The Sultan also urged Muslims to continue to pray for their
leaders to be able to shoulder the numerous responsibilities placed
on them.

He urged Muslims to continue to sustain the spirit of charity,
generousity, hospitality and brotherhood that Eid-El-Filtr
symbolises.

“Today is a great day for all of us to celebrate, show love,
support and relate with one another, as such we should sustain the
commitment for our best desire.”