Tinubu Performs Umrah, Prays for Nigeria's Unity and Peace
On Friday morning, President Bola Tinubu performed Umrah in Makkah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, where he offered prayers of gratitude to Allah and sought guidance for Nigeria. During the pilgrimage, he circled the Holy Ka’abah at Masjid al-Haram, emphasizing his commitment to the nation and the will of Allah.
Tinubu prayed for sustainable peace, national unity, and stability in Nigeria, asking Allah to guide the country's leaders and strengthen bonds among citizens. He expressed hope for Nigeria's progress towards economic prosperity and social development.
The president highlighted the need for collective efforts in nation-building and the importance of harnessing the country's diversity as a strength. Tinubu arrived in Saudi Arabia on Thursday night via King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, where he was welcomed by Nigeria’s Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Yakubu Gambo, and Saudi Arabia’s Head of Royal Protocol, Ahmad bin Thafir.
He was accompanied by several governors and officials during the Umrah.
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