The Governor of Kebbi State has spearheaded an interfaith prayer gathering to promote peace and unity in the state, addressing growing concerns over insecurity. The event brought together religious leaders and community members from various faiths to pray for harmony and protection for all residents.
Governor Atiku Bagudu emphasized the importance of collective efforts in tackling security challenges, urging citizens to remain vigilant while fostering unity among diverse communities. “Peace is a shared responsibility, and together we can build a safer Kebbi,” he said.
Religious leaders present at the prayer meeting also called on the government and security agencies to intensify efforts in combating criminal activities. They stressed that faith, combined with proactive measures, could help restore stability and confidence among the people.
Community members expressed gratitude for the governor’s initiative, noting that such interfaith engagements help bridge gaps and encourage cooperation across religious and ethnic lines. Many participants said they felt reassured by the commitment of both government and religious leaders to peace.
The prayer session concluded with pledges from attendees to promote tolerance and support security efforts in their neighborhoods. The governor reaffirmed his administration’s determination to tackle insecurity while fostering social cohesion across Kebbi State.
