The defendant was arraigned on July 16, 2021 by Kano State Government on four counts bordering on blasphemous comments against Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
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TUC President Comrade Quadri Olaleye made the call in his Sallah message, appealing to all Nigerians to shun those who for selfish reasons fan the embers of primordial sentiments tear the country apart, dwarfing its growth, development making the country rank low among the comity of nations.
Details of the incident were still sketchy as of the time of filing this report.
The felicitation is contained in a statement by the governor made available to newsmen Saturday in Lafia, the State’s capital.
The 27 books exhibits he tendered include: Almuhadisu Alfasil Banul Rawawil Wali,Sunannun Darumi,Jami’u Ilmi,Tauhiful Abkar,Anannakatu Almukaddimatu IBM Salah, Al Gaya and 21 others.
The trial judge, Malam Ibrahim Sarki-Yola, fixed the date following the submission by the defence counsel, Ambali Obomeileh-Muhammad, SAN, who prayed for an adjournment for his client to open his defence.
NAN reports that Nasiru-Kabara is charged with four counts bordering on blasphemous comments against Prophet Muhammad committed the offence on Aug.10, Oct.25 and Dec.20, 2019.
In a statement issued by her Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Olamilekan Olusada, the Oluyole Federal Constituency representative joined millions of Muslims to celebrate this year’s Eid-el Maulud in good spirit and in the spirit of oneness.
Governor Sanwo-Olu in his goodwill message to commemorate the celebration of Maolud Nabiy on Tuesday asked Nigerians, particularly Muslims to emulate the life and good virtues of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
He urged Nigerians to be tolerant with one another and advised the Muslim faithful to emulate the unity of purpose, virtues of kindness, humility, and peaceful co-existence exemplified by the Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW).
The chairman of the forum and governor of Plateau State, Simon Lalong, felicitated Muslims and gave the charge, according to a statement by his Director of Press and Public Affairs, Dr Makut Macham, on Tuesday in Jos.
Gbajabiamila also called on Nigerian Muslims to continue to pray for the country and her leaders, especially as they celebrate the birth of Prophet Muhammad (SAW).
Lawan says the occasion should remind Muslims and all people of faith of the virtues of peaceful coexistence, love and tolerance as taught and lived by the Holy Prophet.
He described the season as an opportunity for Muslims across the country to imbibe the teachings of the holy Qur’an as exemplified by Prophet Muhammad (SAW).
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the plea of Nasiru-Kabara, who is facing a four count charge bordering on blasphemy, was not taken by the court.
“On the occasion of the Islamic New Year, and the commemoration of the Hijrah, I urge Muslims and other citizens to imbibe the lessons of compassion, peace, and support for one another. I wish all Muslims a blessed year,” said the president.
Onike, in a statement made available on Tuesday, said, “we should collectively fight our common enemies who are putting the country’s peace and security in jeopardy”.
Afenifere had compared Igboho’s current travail in Benin Republic to that of Prophet Muhammad in Madinah.
Describing the festive season as a period for sober reflection as a people, Kalu charged Muslim faithful to embrace the teachings of the Holy Qur’an and the exemplary lifestyle of Prophet Muhammad.
In his goodwill message on Monday, Atiku said the Eid-el-Kabir and the stories of Prophets Ibrahim and Ishmael that accompany it “requires that we take the whole of humanity as one nation.”