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In a Shariah state where adultery, promiscuity are prohibited, using public funds to facilitate marriage is a component of good governance – Sheik Gumi

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August 14, 2026

Joseph Imo

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In a Shariah state where adultery, promiscuity are prohibited, using public funds to facilitate marriage is a component of good governance - Sheik Gumi

Popular Islamic cleric, Sheik Gumi, has backed the mass weddings carried out by some Northern state governors.

In a post shared on Facebook, Gumi said in a Shariah state where prostitution, fornication, adultery, and promiscuity are prohibited, using public funds to facilitate the marriage of women who are in excess is a legitimate and responsible component of good governance.

See his post below

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