Police General Controller Issoufou Mamane, the Governor of the Maradi region, attended Friday prayers in Maradi on 16 October 2026. His presence at the service marked the conclusion of a national prayer tour organized by the M62 movement. The Governor of the Maradi region, Police General Controller Issoufou Mamane, attended Friday prayers on October 16, 2026. This specific engagement served as the final milestone for the outreach initiative conducted by the M62 movement across the country.
Prayer Session at Sultanate Mosque
The prayer session took place at the Sultanate of Katsina mosque in Maradi. Worshippers gathered at the facility to participate in the religious observance, which served as the final stop for the M62 movement tour. The event included a Qunut and Du’a session focused on peace, security, and stability in Niger.
Participants held a Qunut and Du’a session during the service. These prayers were focused on peace, security, and stability in Niger. The congregation directed their supplications toward the improvement of national conditions and the protection of the country. By gathering at the Sultanate of Katsina mosque, the attendees sought to consolidate their collective efforts for the benefit of the nation. The prayer marked the end of a national prayer tour organized by the M62 movement.
Police General Controller Issoufou Mamane addressed the attendees following the prayers. The Governor of the Maradi region called on citizens to support the National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland (CNSP). He stated that collaboration with the council is necessary for the current governance objectives. Governor Issoufou Mamane called on citizens to support the National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland (CNSP).
During his address, Police General Controller Issoufou Mamane emphasized the importance of public unity. He spoke directly to the worshippers who had assembled for the Qunut and Du’a session. The Governor of the Maradi region noted that the activities of the M62 movement aligned with the broader need for national stability. By participating in the service, Police General Controller Issoufou Mamane sought to reinforce the message of peace that defined the tour.
The Sultanate of Katsina mosque provided a central location for this final gathering. As the M62 movement concluded its national prayer tour, the focus remained on the security of Niger. The Governor of the Maradi region reiterated that the support of the population is a vital component for the National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland (CNSP). He encouraged those present to maintain their commitment to the stability of the country. The prayers offered during the Qunut and Du’a session were intended to foster a sense of shared purpose among the citizens of Maradi. Following the conclusion of the formal prayer service, the Governor of the Maradi region engaged with members of the community to discuss the objectives of the National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland (CNSP). This interaction showed the official support for the goals outlined by the leadership of the council.