Sultan to FG, govs: Listen to Nigerians, stop beating them with ‘koboko’
The Sultan of Sokoto has urged the Federal Government and state governors to listen to the cries of Nigerians and stop beating them with a 'koboko'. Speaking at the NASFAT History Book Launch in Abuja to mark the organization's 30th anniversary, the Sultan emphasized the need for empathy and reassured the people that things would be fine.
He highlighted the challenges faced by Nigerians, such as inflation and lack of quality education, calling for justice to be a priority. The Sultan stressed the importance of leaders prioritizing fairness and urged Nigerians to turn to God in times of hardship.
The President of NASFAT commended the Sultan and others for attending the event, emphasizing the organization's positive impact on society. The book launch was described as a valuable resource for understanding the organization's journey and inspiring future generations.
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