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Peter Obi Congratulates Prof Iliyasu Usman, first Igbo Muslim to be appointed as Chief Iman of National Mosque

2023 Labour Party Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi has congratulated Prof Iliyasu Usman, for his appointment as the new Imam of the National Mosque, Abuja.

Prof Iliyasu broke the record as the first Igbo Muslim to  be appointed as the Chief Imam of National Mosque.

The Imam’s appointment has been celebrated by the Muslim community in the country, in his congratulatory message, Obi described Prof Iliyasu as a groundbreaking. Adding that attaining such height shows the Professor’s dedication and exceptional leadership.

Peter Obi Congratulates Prof Iliyasu Usman, first Igbo Muslim to be appointed as Chief Iman of National Mosque
Prof Iliyasu Usman

In a statement posted on his verified X account, Obi wrote:

“I extend my warmest congratulations to the newly appointed Chief Imam of the National Mosque, Prof Iliyasu Usman.

“This significant appointment reflects your dedication, wisdom, and exceptional leadership.

“May Allah grant you the wisdom and strength to carry out the special spiritual assignment. And may your exemplary service to Islam, the Muslim community and the nation help to engender the much needed peace by deepening spirituality in our national lives.

“I trust that your tenure will continue to foster peace, unity, and prosperity in our beloved country.

“May the Almighty Allah continue to guide and protect you in the discharge of your duties. -PO

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