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Kano Cleric Sheikh Ibrahim Khalil Hails Tinubu as Nigeria’s ‘Perfect Leader’

 

Influential Kano-based Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ibrahim Khalil, has lauded President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the ideal leader for Nigeria’s current challenges, describing him as a man “who knows his onions” and handles governance with “wisdom and foresight.”

 

Speaking during a public lecture in Kano on Monday, Sheikh Khalil praised Tinubu’s approach to national leadership, saying the president’s policies reflect a deep understanding of Nigeria’s unique political, economic, and social realities.

 

“Nigerians have gotten the perfect leader for their nature and situation,” the cleric said. “This is a government that knows its onions, handling everything with wisdom. Leadership is about matching capability with circumstance, and we have that today.”

 

Sheikh Khalil, known for his strong influence among the Muslim faithful in Northern Nigeria, also urged citizens to support the administration’s reforms, stressing that national development requires patience and cooperation between the government and the people.

 

While the cleric’s endorsement drew applause from sections of the audience, it also attracted criticism from opposition supporters, who argue that Tinubu’s economic policies have worsened hardship for ordinary Nigerians.

 

Political observers say the remarks could boost the president’s standing in Northern Nigeria, where clerics often play a significant role in shaping public opinion.

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