President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday joined the Muslim faithful all over the world who thronged neighbourhood mosques for the Ramadan Tafsir – the translation and explanation of the Holy Qu’ran.
At the Mosque in the Aso Rock Villa, Abuja, the Chief Imam, Abdulwaheed Abubakar, opened the exercise with gratitude to Allah for freeing the President of the ailment that kept him away from the country throughout this period last year.
He wished President Buhari full health and more energy to discharge the requirements of his office.
The Chief Imam thanked Nigerians for their prayers for the President and the nation, urging them to submit to the will of their creator.
Abdulwaheed also prayed to Allah for peaceful elections in the coming year.

Muhammadu Buhari, former Nigerian military ruler and presidential candidate for the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) speaks during an interview with Reuters at a private residence in Lagos February 19, 2011. Buhari, the main opposition candidate in Nigeria's presidential election, said he was optimistic it would be a more credible race than in the past but warned events in north Africa showed people would no longer accept a rigged vote. Picture taken February 19, 2011. To match Interview NIGERIA-BUHARI/ REUTERS/Akintunde Akinleye (NIGERIA - Tags: POLITICS HEADSHOT)