President Bola Tinubu participated in Jummah prayers on Friday at the Lagos Central Mosque in Lagos Island, accompanied by his Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamilla, National Security Adviser Malam Nuhu Ribadu, and other senior government officials.

During the sermon, Chief Imam Sheikh Suleiman Abu Na’Allah urged the faithful to demonstrate kindness to both Muslims and non-Muslims. 

He emphasized the importance of emulating the Prophet’s good character, highlighting the Prophet’s impartial treatment of individuals irrespective of their status, religion, or tribe. 

The Chief Imam also underscored the significance of maintaining law and order, advocating for compassion and discipline in the country.

Prayers were offered for the President, his cabinet, and the nation, seeking Allah’s blessings for peace and tranquility.

Following the prayers, Alhaji Sikiru Alabi-Macfoy, Bashorun Musulumi of Lagos and Vice Executive Chairman of Lagos Central Mosque, appealed to the President to instruct Dodan Barracks authorities to grant unrestricted access to the Obalende Eid Prayer Ground for the Jama’atul Muslimeen Council of the Lagos Central Mosque.