Buhari congratulates Muslim faithfuls on the end of Ramadan

- Presidency released a voice message from President Muhammadu Buhari
- In the mesage, Buhari congratulates Muslim faithfuls on the end of Ramadan
- He also urged Nigerians to stay away from hate speeches
Presidency on Sunday, June 25 released a voice message of President Muhammadu Buhari greeting Nigerians and Muslim faithfuls as they celebrate Sallah.

We gathered that there has been speculations that the voice message was released to debunked rumour that the President is currently suffering from a speech impairment.
However, the message was in Hausa, the president's mother's tongue.

Below are six of the most important things the President said in his message:
1. Buhari urged Nigerians to desist from spreading false news capable of causing chaos in the country.
2. Buhari wished fellow Muslim brothers/sisters a happy Sallah and prayed the almighty Allah accepts prayers said in the month of Ramadan
3. The President said he is grateful to those who have remembered him in their prayers to get better in this holy month
4. The president prayed that May Allah give his administration the grace to deliver on promises and provide solutions to the problems in our country
5. Buhari prayed that Allah rains His blessings on Nigeria to get food with ease.
6. The president prayed to Allah to give us good, and ensure that Nigerians celebrate this Sallah in peace, and ensure end the celebration in peace.

Meanwhile, we also reported earlier that former minister of aviation Femi Fani-Kayode
alleged that it was not President
Muhammadu Buhari speaking in today's sallah audio message.
Fani-Kayode, a chieftain of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in a tweet on Sunday, June 25, said: "It was NOT Buhari that spoke in todays sallah day audio recording. And for whoever it was to address the nation in hausa is insulting."