In an Eid Maulud message to Nigerians, the state APC chairman, Cornelius Ojelabi, said the party was trying to address the economic hardship.
“May the peace and blessings of Allah be upon our beloved Prophet Muhammad. May Allah continue to guide and protect us,” Mr Mohammed said.
Mr Tinubu also urged the Muslim faithful to dedicate the Maulud holiday to pray for the country and show empathy and compassion toward one another.
The governor advised the Muslims to reflect on the principles of the Prophet’s life of kindness, compassion, and his role as a spiritual guide.
The chief imam said society expected more from women and they should not disappoint their communities.
The governor said that the late monarch would be missed but his impact and the development of Osun would never be forgotten.
Pope Francis warned of artificial intelligence’s negative impacts on society’s fabric during a visit to Singapore on Thursday.
“This act is illegal according to the extant rules and regulations on commercial production,” said NAFDAC.
The cleric then urged all Nigerians of different age grades to use social media in a decent way rather than using it to mislead the public.
Mr Okoh said that Nigeria could actually be a happy country where everyone is committed to doing what is right for the generality of the people.
