President Tinubu Hosts Iftar for Traditional and Religious Leaders at State House

Presidential Villa, Abuja, March 10, 2026

His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, alongside Vice President Kashim Shettima, hosted an Iftar for traditional and religious leaders at the State House Banquet Hall in the Presidential Villa, Abuja today.

The gathering brought together prominent leaders from across Nigeria’s diverse religious and traditional communities. It was a moment for dialogue, reflection, and celebration of shared values, promoting unity and mutual understanding among citizens of different faiths and cultural backgrounds.

During the Iftar, discussions focused on strengthening cooperation between government, religious institutions, and traditional rulers to foster peace, social cohesion, and sustainable development. Leaders exchanged insights on how to address pressing national issues, including community development, youth empowerment, and conflict resolution.

The event also highlighted the government’s commitment to inclusivity, showing that faith and tradition can serve as bridges for dialogue and collaboration. By engaging these key societal figures in meaningful conversation, the Presidency reinforced its dedication to building a Nigeria that thrives on mutual respect and collective progress.

The Iftar was widely covered on social media through official channels, including @asovilladigital, @officialABAT, and @officialSKSM, allowing citizens to witness and engage with the event virtually.

This occasion underlines the Presidency’s ongoing efforts to create platforms where dialogue, understanding, and cooperation are prioritized, especially during significant cultural and religious moments such as the Ramadan fasting period.