
Lagos, Nigeria – December 4, 2025 – The Grassroot Movement for Tinubu (GMT) 2027 today, Thursday, reaffirmed its core mission of promoting peace and national togetherness by hosting a deeply meaningful interfaith prayer session in Lagos. The event successfully brought together key Christian and Muslim leaders, political figures, and supporters, delivering a loud, unified message across Nigeria.
Hon. Yusuf Dismisses Division, Cites Daily Harmony
Speaking forcefully at the gathering, Hon. Bisi Yusuf, Director General of GMT 2027, declared that Nigeria remains resiliently united, countering groups attempting to sow discord.
He directly addressed and dismissed claims suggesting genocide, noting that the daily reality of Nigerians of both faiths—who continue to live, socialize, and celebrate together without discrimination—is the strongest evidence that the nation has collectively rejected disunity, banditry, and harmful narratives.
Yusuf assured the attendees that GMT’s work across ethnic and religious lines to build stronger harmony and cooperation nationwide will continue unabated.
Confidence in Tinubu’s Security Agenda
Mr. Tayo Ayinde, Chief of Staff to the Lagos State Governor, delivered a goodwill message, emphasizing that joint prayer is an essential tool during challenging times. He noted the deep cultural bonds that persist among Nigerians, allowing them to consistently celebrate festive seasons as one people.
Ayinde firmly reaffirmed that Nigeria is not experiencing genocide and expressed strong support for President Tinubu’s renewed security strategy. He specifically highlighted the appointment of the new Minister of Defence as a major move expected to yield visible improvements in national security soon.
The Unbreakable Nigerian Spirit
Cardinal James Omolaja Odumbaku celebrated the interfaith assembly as fresh evidence of Nigeria’s unbreakable spirit. He reminded the audience that this was the second such prayer meeting, emphasizing that the unity displayed by Christians and Muslims praying together demonstrates that no external force can divide the country.
- Odumbaku praised President Tinubu for prioritizing national interest and maintaining a steady hand in governance.
- Hon. Ogunkelu Sylvester (Epe Constituency II, Lagos State House of Assembly) applauded the alignment between Lagos leaders and the Presidency, noting its positive effect on the fight against insecurity.
- The Ogun State GMT Director General, Rt. Hon. Tola Banjo, echoed the strong message of Nigeria’s long-standing religious tolerance, encouraging continued unity and support for the administration.
The session concluded with heartfelt supplications for peace, stability, growth, and God’s protection over President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Nigeria, and Lagos State, solidifying GMT 2027’s promise to push initiatives that deepen national unity and peace.

