COVID-19: Buhari cancels Sallah homage to Presidential Villa

There would be no traditional Sallah homage to the president by religious, community and political leaders after the prayer.

President Buhari has directed that all celebrations including the forthcoming Eid-Al-Fitr should be limited due to the global coronavirus crisis.reports that Muslims in Nigeria join others globally in preparations towards Eid Al-Fitr, a day that is celebrated to mark the end of Ramadan.

”As was the case last year, the president encourages such leaders to be content with modest celebrations at home in view of the pandemic,” he said.

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