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The Department of State Services has released the Abuja-based journalist, Edna Ulaeto of OrderPaper, over a report on the alleged move by the senators to Impeach its president, Goodwill Akpabio. Operatives from the DSS had arrested the journalist during a raid on her home on Friday. According to a statement from OrderPaper management, armed and
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The National Association of Scrap and Waste Dealers Employers of Nigeria and stakeholders have announced plans to begin registration and documenting its members to sanitise the scrap industry. The stakeholders stated this at the Extraordinary Special Delegates Conference of the NASWDEN on Thursday in Abuja. The move, according to the stakeholders, is in response to
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The National Association of Scrap and Waste Dealers Employers of Nigeria and stakeholders have announced plans to begin registration and documenting its members to sanitise the scrap industry. The stakeholders stated this at the Extraordinary Special Delegates Conference of the NASWDEN on Thursday in Abuja. The move, according to the stakeholders, is in response to
Patients and their families staged a protest at the University College Hospital in Ibadan, Oyo State on Monday, raising concerns over prolonged electricity and water shortages. The protest follows a 17-day power disconnection by the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company due to unpaid bills. The power cut has severely affected essential services at the hospital, halting
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Patients and their families staged a protest at the University College Hospital in Ibadan, Oyo State on Monday, raising concerns over prolonged electricity and water shortages. The protest follows a 17-day power disconnection by the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company due to unpaid bills. The power cut has severely affected essential services at the hospital, halting
The Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Mohammad Abubakar II, has called on Nigerians to refrain from criticizing their leaders. He said Nigerians should instead leave them to God to handle in His own way. The Sultan, while stressing the temporary nature of all things, encouraged continuous prayer for both the country and its leaders. He reminded
Don’t criticise leaders, let God handle them – Sultan tells Nigerians
The Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Mohammad Abubakar II, has called on Nigerians to refrain from criticizing their leaders.
He said Nigerians should instead leave them to God to handle in His own way.
The Sultan, while stressing the temporary nature of all things, encouraged continuous prayer for both the country and its leaders.
He reminded leaders that they would be held accountable before God on the Day of Resurrection, with no one to defend them in His presence.
The monarch also warned religious leaders against misleading their followers for personal gain, noting that most followers place deep trust in their guidance.
His stated this at a Regional Conference on Climate Change-Induced Conflicts in Northern Nigeria, organized by the Kaduna State Bureau of Interfaith in collaboration with International Alert.
“Only God can save any human being. Focus on worshiping Allah (God) and leave the rest to Him. Don’t follow those who might lead you astray. Our country faces many challenges, and we must turn to God in prayer. Let us intensify prayers in our mosques and churches
“Even though many feel times are particularly hard, we believe relief will come. Let’s increase our prayers for our leaders, trusting God to address them in His way,” he said.
He noted that the North faces issues like climate change, poverty, and insecurity, but highlighted the region’s legacy of unity and resilience.
Don’t criticise leaders, let God handle them – Sultan tells Nigerians