During Atiku’s campaign in Sokoto, Sultan warns, “We must never abuse people”

Even though Nigerians have different political views, the religious leader stressed that they need to work together in an honest and sincere way.

The Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar III, has warned politicians against disparaging or abusing one another amid continuing campaigning leading up to the February 25 presidential election.

The claim was made by the Sultan on Tuesday when Atiku Abubakar, the candidate for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), visited his palace ahead of a planned rally in the state.

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You will succeed and have a happy ending in this life if you approach all you do with a fear of God and the conviction that God gives as well as takes. This is only a temporary stay. “For the eternal life there, we must labor,” he stated.

And we must never offend someone in doing so. Individuals should never be mistreated. No matter which political party we support, we must never end friendships or connections.

It’s important to remember that God can give power to anyone He wants at any time, and He can take it away from you whenever He wants without warning.

Even though Nigerians have different political views, the religious leader stressed that they need to work together in an honest and sincere way.

“We think that if we are doing it honestly and sincerely, we should be afraid of God the Almighty.” “The bottom line, in my opinion, is that,” he added.