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Why I Avoid Worshipping In National Mosque – Buhari

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Why I Avoid Worshipping In National Mosque – Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari has given reasons why he observes Juma’at prayers at the Presidential Villa, and not the National Mosque in Abuja.

He said he deliberately decided to be worshipping inside the villa to prevent the constraints and inconveniences presidential movements may cause to the people.

The President was responding to a request by a delegation of Imams and Senior Islamic Scholars from all States of the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory led by Prof. Shehu Ahmad Galadanci, the Murshid, National Mosque.

‘‘Regarding your request for me to be attending Juma’at prayers in the National Mosque, I implore you to note that I personally started observing Juma’at prayers in the State House in order to reduce hardships which people may pass through.

‘‘As you all know, Presidential movements require roadblocks and other attendant restrictions which could subject worshippers and other people to a lot of difficulties,’’ the President told the Islamic scholars who were at State House to congratulate him on his overwhelming victory at the February 23 presidential election.

Buhari welcomed the counsel of the Islamic scholars on the teachings of the Prophet about the obligations of leaders towards their subjects, and vice-versa.

The President thanked them for their prayers and support for his administration, assuring that the administration will leave no stone unturned in addressing the security challenges facing the country.

Congratulating the President on his re-election, Prof Galadanci noted that the victory demonstrates the desire of the majority of Nigerians to ensure the continuity of the administration to the next level.

He prayed that Almighty Allah would grant the President the ability to continue with the ‘‘excellent work’’ he is doing for the country.

Highlighting noteworthy achievements of the Buhari administration in the area of security, agriculture and the fight against corruption, the leader of the group urged the President to remain focused while praying Allah to continue to give him the power to ‘‘annihilate and wipe off’’ pockets of terrorists in the country.

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38 thoughts on “Why I Avoid Worshipping In National Mosque – Buhari”

  1. DOS1960 says:

    It’s a well reason known to him

  2. Lilygold says:

    Ok

  3. junior266 says:

    It’s a well reason known to him

  4. Dighijor says:

    OK

  5. boluwatife says:

    kkk

  6. sunzkido says:

    j

  7. Realgolden says:

    Okaa

  8. Bukky4great001 says:

    hmmm

  9. Duntom says:

    huuuuuuuu

  10. KoboLords says:

    Comments readers association

  11. Gentledove says:

    tor

  12. Afolake says:

    A good leader that doesn’t think of himself alone.

  13. Sureman says:

    Thanks for the update

  14. Pamela says:

    cul

  15. Temmy harde says:

    Good thinking

  16. SmartBanks says:

    Hmm

  17. CLEMENT says:

    Ok

  18. olufunke says:

    That make sense Mr President

  19. Niceman says:

    ok

  20. sholiray says:

    ok

  21. Ibede says:

    Mmmm

  22. Anoribe says:

    Hmmmm

  23. Besttech049 says:

    Ok

  24. Dare says:

    Okay

  25. Welly says:

    nice and wonderful update thanks

  26. Kenny12345 says:

    Ok

  27. ALAUSA says:

    Okay

  28. Omobadebayor says:

    Nice one Mr President

  29. JubEkuns says:

    Yes..

  30. Sylvester1000 says:

    His life is not safe

  31. chrisben says:

    Thanks for the update glad you

  32. chrisben says:

    Nice

  33. Lumxstyno says:

    Hmmm

  34. Davies p says:

    K

  35. favyjohnson says:

    okay ..thanks

  36. Mercyjohn9 says:

    U r right mr PMB

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