Ahead of his 73rd birthday on Saturday, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, will join fellow Muslims at the National Mosque in Abuja on Friday for a special prayer session for the nation.
He will also use this occasion to thank God for preserving and supporting him in the onerous task of piloting the nation's affairs.
According to Special Adviser to the President on Information & Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, President Tinubu's birthday coincides with the holy month of Ramadan and comes two months before his administration's second anniversary.
On this significant day, the President will dedicate himself to spiritual reflection and supplication for Nigeria's continued peace, progress, and prosperity.
Choosing a prayer session reflects President Tinubu's dedication to Nigeria's spiritual and moral well-being and his commitment to seeking divine guidance, insight, and strength in leadership. He believes collective prayer is a powerful tool for guiding the nation towards progress and harmony.
President Tinubu invites the public to join the prayer session in spirit by offering prayers at their places of worship or wherever they may be, reinforcing a nationwide commitment to unity and shared destiny.
He expresses profound gratitude to Nigerians for their unwavering support and goodwill as his administration works tirelessly to advance economic reforms, strengthen national security, and expand opportunities for all citizens.
He states: "I am deeply thankful to Allah for the gift of life and the privilege to serve this great nation. As I mark another birthday and look forward to our second anniversary, my heart is filled with Renewed Hope for Nigeria. I urge all citizens to pray for divine guidance, unity, and healing for our land. Together, we shall overcome challenges and build a nation where every citizen thrives."
The President reaffirms his commitment to consolidating democratic gains, fostering economic recovery, and promoting national cohesion. He encourages citizens to remain steadfast in believing in Nigeria's destiny as a beacon of hope in Africa.
