In a significant address at the Ansarudeen Society of Nigeria Mosque in Surulere, Lagos State, President Bola Tinubu assured Nigerians of his commitment to fairness, regardless of their voting choices.
Celebrating the centennial milestone of the Ansarudeen Society, founded on December 21, 1923, President Tinubu expressed gratitude for the support received during the recent election, emphasizing its motivating impact on the government’s focus.
“We are dedicated to creating a better society, transcending ethnic, religious, and geographic differences. Implemented policies aim to bring relief to our citizens. We understand their concerns and are addressing them comprehensively. Nigerians should exercise patience for these benefits to materialize,” said President Tinubu.
Reflecting on Ansarudeen’s century-long journey marked by stability and strategic planning, he highlighted the societal achievements possible through focused endeavors.
The National Missioner of ADS, Sheik Abdulrahman Ahmed, urged political leaders to prioritize the needs of the electorate, emphasizing the responsibilities bestowed upon them by the people and by divine decree.
Calling on ordinary citizens to obey constitutional authority, Sheik Abdulrahman encouraged continuous prayers for leaders, emphasizing the positive impact of such collective efforts.
