Governor Nasir Idris of Kebbi State has called on Nigerians to intensify prayers for the country amid growing security challenges.
The governor made the call on Wednesday during an interfaith seminar and prayer session for clerics held at the Presidential Lodge in Birnin Kebbi.
Speaking at the event, Governor Idris stressed the need for unity among citizens in seeking divine intervention to address the nation’s security situation.
“Nigeria needs prayer to overcome the lingering security challenges; therefore, we must unite in prayer to save this country,” he said.
He also urged religious leaders and citizens to pray for the country, the President, and Kebbi State.
The seminar, organised by the Ministry of Religious Affairs in collaboration with the Office of the Secretary to the State Government and the Kebbi State Council of Ulama, focused on the role of clerics in promoting peace, security and good governance.
In his remarks, the Commissioner for Religious Affairs, Sheikh Muhammad Sani Aliyu, said clerics play a critical role in fostering peace and social harmony.
Other speakers at the event, including Islamic and Christian leaders, called for justice, responsible leadership and the promotion of unity across religious lines.
