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PHOTOS FROM AIYEDE EKITI, WHERE SULTAN OF SOKOTO PAID HISTORIC VISIT TO ATTAH AND PARAMOUNT RULER OF AIYEDE KINGDOM, OBA ALHAJI ABDUL MUMINI ADEBAYO ORISAGBEMI, ON SATURDAY

From Left: Former Deputy Governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Sikiru Tae Lawal, Special Adviser on Political Matters to President Muhammadu Buhari, Senator Babafemi Ojudu, President-General, League of Imams and Alfas, South West, Edo/Delta, Sheikh Jamiu Bello Kewulere, Secretary-General, Muslim Ummah of South West of Nigeria (MUSWEN), Prof. D.O.S. Noibi, Sultan of Sokoto and President-General, Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, His Eminence Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar III, His Majesty Oba Alhaji Abdul Mumini Adebayo Orisagbemi, Deputy President-General (South), Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), Alhaji Sakariyau Olayiwola Babalola, Erelu Kemi Adewumi and Bashorun Sola Adewumi, during the historic visit to Attah of Ayede Kingdom, Ekiti State, on Saturday.
WHERE IS SOKOTO? Sultan asks Pupils of Aiyede Schools during an interaction he had with them.
His Eminence Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar III, greets yhe President-General, League of Imams and Alfas, South West, Edo Delta, Sheikh Jamiu Bello Kewulere, while His Majesty Oba Alhaji Abdul Mumini Adebayo Orisagbemi, Attah of Aiyede Kingdom and host, looks with keen interest, during the historic visit to Attah of Ayede Kingdom, Ekiti State, on Saturday.
The Sultan, accompanied by Senator Babafemi Ojudu, Galadima Gerin Sokoto, Alhaji Aliyu Attahiru, (inspected ongoing mosque, new Palace House and the completed Palace Office Block, during his visit to Aiyede Ekiti, on Saturday.
Sultan Sa’ad Abubakar III, flanked on his right by his host, Attah of Ayede, Oba Orisagbemi, and on his left by Deputy President-General (South), NSCIA, Alhaji S. O. Babalola and Senator Babafemi Ojudu, inspecting the new Palace House under construction, during the visit.
Sultan Abubakar, Attah Orisagbemi (3rd right), Alhaji S. O. Babalola and members of Atttah-in-Council, looking at one of the ongoing projects at Attah’s Palace, during the visit.

 

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