REVEALED: Why Oluremi Tinubu and Nuhu Ribadu want to lead national prayer in Abuja

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First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu and National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu will lead a national prayer session in response to Nigeria's challenges
The event, organised with Christian and Muslim leaders, aims to seek divine intervention for the nation's crises
The prayer sessions will be held at the National Mosque and the National Ecumenical Centre, fostering unity and collective action for Nigeria's stability

First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu and National Security Adviser (NSA) Nuhu Ribadu are set to lead a national prayer session in response to the myriad challenges facing Nigeria.

The event, organised in collaboration with both Christian and Muslim leaders, aims to seek divine intervention in the nation’s ongoing crises.

Tinubu’s wife and Ribadu to spearhead national prayer to tackle hardship

Chief Segun Balogun Afolorunikan, Director General of the National Prayer Forum (NPF), announced the initiative during a briefing in Abuja, themed “Seeking the Intervention of God in Nigeria’s Affairs.”

First lady to lead national prayer

He emphasised the importance of collective action in overcoming the country’s multifaceted challenges, highlighting that unity is crucial for finding lasting solutions.

“By the end of this prayer session, we believe that with God’s wisdom, our leaders and citizens will find the strength to confront our common enemies,” Afolorunikan stated.

The prayer sessions will take place at significant venues: Muslims will gather at the National Mosque in Abuja for seven days, during which 313 individuals will recite the Qur’an, culminating in the recitation of the Holy text 2,191 times for national stability.

Meanwhile, Christians will meet at the National Ecumenical Centre for a week of intense prayer, with prayer warriors from various denominations focusing their efforts on the nation’s adversities.

Afolorunikan noted that extensive outreach had been conducted, including meetings with leaders from the National Mosque, the President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), and traditional leaders such as the Sultan of Sokoto.

Tinubu's wife says president not cause of economic problem

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Senator Oluremi Tinubu, the wife of President Bola Tinubu, has come out in defence of her husband, saying he shouldn't be blamed for Nigeria's current economic hardship.

Recall that the economic woes began after the removal of fuel subsidies, which skyrocketed petrol prices from N198 to N1,030.

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