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Emir of Katsina to Nigerians: Pray for Buhari


The Emir of Katsina, Alhaji Abdullah Mohammed Kabir Usman, has called on Nigerians to rally behind President Muhammadu Buhari through prayers and support so that he can fulfil his electoral promises rather than abusing and condemning his administration.

The Emir, who made the call during the inauguration of the multi-million Naira Zobe Water Treatment Plant located in Dutsinma Local Government Area of Katsina State by President Muhammadu Buhari also decried current violent agitations in some parts of the country, adding that prayer and peaceful co-existence among Nigerians is the way forward.

He said: “Our previous prayers have led to the event we are witnessing today. Let’s continue to pray for our leaders and for one another and being one another’s keeper. We the traditional rulers shall continue to give advice to governments where necessary.

“The battle for this project has spanned over 40 years. God has provided us with the opportunity for the completion of this project through President Buhari and supported by Governor Masari.

“He who gives water gives life. Anyone who is abusing or unjustly criticising President Buhari is abusing himself. The President needs our prayers for God to strengthen him.”

In another development, the Emir has approved the appointment of Ex-Grand Khadi who is also Alkali Lardin Katsina, Alhaji Ahmed Mohammed Batagarawa as Special Assistant, Sharia matters to the Emirate Council

A Press Release issued to newsmen in Katsina which was signed by the Public Relations Officer to the Council said the appointment takes effect immediately.

He said: “The CFR has instructed me to write and notify you that you have been conferred with the title of Special Assistance on Sharia Matters in his assembly.

“In addition, we wish you much success in all your endeavours and may you be able to fulfil the task that has been placed on you. We wish you peace and prosperity.”

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