The Chief Imam of the Secretariat Mosque, Oke-ilewo, Sheik Abdulraheem Tajudeen has admonished Journalists to be united and eschew discrimination in their dealings with one another.
He gave the admonition while delivering his sermon at the Jumat service held at the Secretariat Mosque,Oke- ilewo, Abeokuta.
Sheik Tajudeen, who congratulated the leadership and all members of the Nigeria Union of Journalists,Ogun state Council who joined the congregation for Thanksgiving at the Jumat service in commemoration of the Union's Press Week, implored them to remain united and maintain harmonious relationship among themselves so as to further attain greatness in their calling and as well take the council to an enviable height.
He also enjoined the Muslim ummah to as well do away with segregation in the practice of Islam, and not to project sects affiliations in the name of propagating Islam, adding that Allah is one, and Islam remains one.
Hinging the sermon on the current higher prices of commodities and hardship, he urged Nigerians to intensify prayers to Almighty Allah in the face of the daunting economic down turn being witnessed in the country.
Citing the seemingly uncared attitude of members of the House of Representatives' purchase of 360 Land cruisers while the masses are experiencing economic hardship, the cleric said that it is the mercies of Almighty Allah that can bring succour to the current situations in the country.
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