Muslims, please correct me if I’m wrong. Sallah is a religious obligation. It is a time for Eid prayers, family, community and loved ones.
So why would celebrating Sallah with Muslims in Sokoto, Kano, or with the Sultan, be considered more appropriate or significant than the President celebrating with the Muslims in his own household, community and home state?
What exactly is the socio-political significance of the President celebrating Sallah in Sokoto?
@ennyola0015 I hope he gets it right with the refineries, I have a lot of doubts in those refineries been operational n commercially viable. Previous govt have spent a whole lot with nothing to show
@egi_nupe Lagos is still the prime investment location in Nigeria, ROI is guaranteed. He is wise enough to discount sentiments in making business decisions