Heavy rain disrupts Eid-el-Kabir prayers in Abuja

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Muslims faithful running out of the National prayer ground along airport road Abuja

Muslims faithful running out of the National prayer ground along airport road Abuja
Muslims faithful running out of the National prayer ground along airport road Abuja
Heavy rainfall which began suddenly and lasted for about 30 minutes prevented Muslim worshipers in and around Abuja, Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory from observing the traditional prayers held to mark Eid-el-Kabir festivalon Thursday morning.

The heavy rainfall started at about 8.46am sent Muslim faithfuls who had began assembling at traditional prayers grounds around the city including the National Prayer ground, along Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport road, Abuja and some other prayer grounds in the Federal Capital City as early as 7am scampering for cover to prevent being drenched.

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Policemen who were deployed to provide security at the National Prayer ground also asked the worshipers to leave immediately the rain began.

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