President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has revealed that his prayers during his recent Umrah pilgrimage in Makkah, Saudi Arabia, were centred on Nigeria’s peace, unity and the well-being of its citizens.
The President made this known after completing the Islamic pilgrimage, describing the spiritual exercise as deeply meaningful and fulfilling, both personally and for the country.
Speaking after the pilgrimage, Tinubu expressed gratitude to Allah, saying he felt fulfilled by the opportunity to perform the religious obligation and pray for Nigeria.
“I feel good, good, fulfilled because it is a spiritual thing for me and the country Nigeria. I am grateful to Allah,” he said.
He explained that he prayed for Nigerians to enjoy good health, happiness, peace and harmony, while encouraging citizens to maintain their faith in God.
“I prayed for the nation. We prayed for everyone to be very well and live in harmony, happiness and faith in God,” the President stated.
Tinubu further described the pilgrimage as significant, highlighting the importance of love, commitment to national responsibilities and faith in determining the country’s future.
He also urged Nigerians to continue praying for the nation and trusting in Almighty God.
His remarks come amid ongoing national conversations about peace, unity and the country’s development.
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