The Council of Imams and Ulamah of Epe Division, under the leadership of Fadilat Sheikh Imam Sadallah Abdulrahman Abiola Aliru, has organised a special prayer session for Nigeria, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the incoming Governor of Lagos State, Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat.
Epe Insights reports that the prayer brought attention to the importance of seeking divine guidance, peace and progress for the nation and its leaders.
The special prayer was organised as part of the council’s religious engagement and reflects its commitment to praying for the wellbeing and development of the country.
The council, made up of Islamic scholars and religious leaders within Epe Division, used the occasion to offer prayers for Nigeria and those entrusted with leadership responsibilities.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was among the leaders specifically remembered during the prayer session.
The council also prayed for Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, who was described in the organisers’ message as the incoming Governor of Lagos State.
The prayer session highlights the role of religious communities in encouraging prayers for good governance, peace and progress.
Through the gathering, the Imams and Ulamah sought divine intervention and guidance for the nation at a significant period of political and social engagement.
The council’s participation also reflects the importance of faith-based communities in promoting unity and peaceful coexistence.
The special prayer provided an opportunity for Islamic clerics and members of the community to come together in faith and express their hopes for Nigeria.
The organisers emphasised the need for continued prayers for leaders and the country as a whole.
Prayers for President Tinubu were offered with the expectation of divine guidance and wisdom in the discharge of his responsibilities.
The council also extended its prayers to Lagos State and its political leadership.
Dr. Hamzat, who is identified in the prayer announcement as the incoming governor of the state, was also remembered during the session.
The prayer underscores the desire for a peaceful and progressive future for Lagos State and its residents.
Epe Division has a long-standing tradition of community and religious engagement, with Islamic leaders playing an important role in offering guidance and promoting peaceful relations.
The Council of Imams and Ulamah remains part of that religious leadership structure within the division.
The special prayer therefore served both a spiritual and communal purpose, bringing religious leaders together around shared hopes for the nation and the state.
The gathering also reinforced the message that leadership carries significant responsibilities and requires wisdom, patience and commitment.
Religious leaders continue to use prayer gatherings to seek divine direction for leaders and to encourage communities to remain committed to peace and development.
The Epe Division council’s prayer similarly placed national and state leadership before God in prayer.
The council prayed for the wellbeing of Nigeria and for the continued progress of the country.
Attention was also given to the future leadership of Lagos State, with prayers offered for Dr. Hamzat.
The gathering reflected the council’s interest in the affairs of the nation and its commitment to supporting peaceful and responsible leadership through prayers.
The organisers also used the occasion to reinforce the importance of unity among residents, regardless of political or social differences.
For the people of Epe Division, such religious gatherings provide an avenue to come together, reflect and pray for the wider community.
The prayer session further demonstrated the willingness of Islamic leaders to contribute to public discourse through spiritual engagement.
The council’s leadership under Fadilat Sheikh Imam Sadallah Abdulrahman Abiola Aliru continues to provide a platform for Islamic scholars and worshippers within the division to participate in communal religious activities.
The special prayer for Nigeria and its leaders was therefore an expression of faith and hope for a peaceful and prosperous future.
The council’s prayers for President Tinubu also reflected the importance attached to the success and stability of national leadership.
Similarly, the prayers for Dr. Hamzat placed emphasis on the expectations surrounding the future administration of Lagos State.
The council called attention to the need for divine guidance as leaders undertake responsibilities that affect millions of residents.
The prayer session ultimately brought together faith and civic responsibility, with the Council of Imams and Ulamah using the occasion to seek blessings for Nigeria, Lagos State and their leaders.
The gathering also reaffirmed the important role of prayers in community life and the desire for peace, progress and good leadership.
