Nigeria’s Problems Can’t Be Solved Without Divine Inputs – Cleric

El-Okene urged Nigerians, including President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to seek economic solutions in the Holy Qur’an

Nigeria’s Problems

Prof. Abdullahi El-Okene, the Chairman of the International Organisation of Tijaniyyah Brotherhood (IOTB), emphasizes the need for divine intervention to address Nigeria’s numerous challenges. On Tuesday at the 13th National Conference of IOTB and the Tijaniyyah Muslim Students’ Association of Nigeria in Abuja, El-Okene urged Nigerians, including President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to seek economic solutions in the Holy Qur’an.

Encouraging the Muslim Ummah, especially leaders, to prioritize solutions rooted in divine principles, El-Okene cautioned against approaches that lack a foundation in the divine, regardless of their apparent impressiveness. He specifically called on Muslim scholars, especially Tijaniyyah adherents, to actively engage in guiding mankind towards what is divinely good and discouraging them from evil.

In addition to the conference discussions, the event featured a medical outreach program at the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) homes in Durumi, Abuja, and an empowerment training session for participants. The call for divine solutions reflects a belief in the transformative power of spiritual guidance to address the challenges confronting Nigeria.

Rivers crisis: Why I accepted Tinubu-led peace accord – Fubara

Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, says his desire to lead a thriving and peace state informed his decision to accept the peace accord brokered by president Bola Tinubu.

Governor Fubara disclose this while addressing Rivers people at the maiden state banquet held by his administration at Government House Port Harcourt Monday night to celebrate the new year.

Recall that Fubara and minister of minister of FCT, Nyesom Wike, were at daggers drawn for weeks on end last year over the political and economic control of the state.

It took the intervention of Tinubu to douse the tension in the state and calm frayed nerves.

Speaking on Monday, Fubara implored Rivers people to embrace the ongoing peace process at the instance Tinibu.

He stating that his administration would not allow itself to be dragged into any dirty political war that would hamper the growth and development in the state.

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