President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has mourned the loss of a revered Islamic scholar, Sheikh Muyideen Ajani Bello, who passed at the age of 84.
The President, in a statement signed by his spokesperson, Mr. Bayo Onanuga, acknowledged the Islamic cleric’s unwavering position on charity, peace, and civil order, frequently counselling leaders on the importance of trust, honesty, and fairness as cornerstones for good governance.
He affirmed that the cerebral scholar lived to serve the Almighty Allah and humanity with his unusual insight into the Holy Quran, depth of wisdom, and the gift of interpretation, which provided peace, comfort, and guidance for many.
President Tinubu, who shares in the pain of loss with the Muslim Ummah, believes Sheikh Bello’s discovery of divine purpose at an early age and commitment to long hours of prayers, studying, and meditation shaped his message and the destiny of many Muslims within and outside the country.
The President prays that Almighty Allah will receive the soul of the departed cleric and comfort his family while urging an approximation of his legacies during his sojourn on earth.
Sheik Muyideen Ajani Bello was a renowned Islamic scholar and preacher.
Sheik Bello was born in 1940 in Ibadan, Oyo State, and he was widely known for his profound Islamic teachings.
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