Nigeria, March 21 -- Sheikh Nurudeen Abdul-Kadiri, Chief Imam of Sideeqat Ahmad Megida Central Mosque in Ikorodu, Lagos State, has appealed to the Federal Government to consider rescheduling the 2027 general elections to avoid clashes with Ramadan.

Speaking after Friday's Eid-el-Fitr prayers, he stressed the importance of inclusivity in Nigeria's diverse religious landscape.

According to him, election periods often come with movement restrictions, making it challenging for fasting Muslims to travel long distances to cast their votes.

He added that national leaders should be sensitive to religious practices when setting dates for major events.

"Nigeria is a multi-religious country, and leaders can consider Muslim concerns and adjust el...