Photos: Buhari Spotted Sitting On Chair During Eid Prayers – Nigerians React

Today Sunday, May 24 marks the end of the 2020 Ramadan fast, and faithful Muslims across the world celebrates in their various homes with their families due to the Coronavirus outbreak.

However, despite the pandemic and all that comes with it, Muslims in most Northern parts of Nigeria go to the Eid grounds to observed the Eid-El Fitri prayers.

Not left out, the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, and other dignitaries in the country also observed the El-Fitr prayers to mark the end of the month of Ramadan fast with their face masks and keeping social distancing.

However, Nigerians after seeing photos of President Buhari sitting on a chair at the Eid ground began to ask questions as to why it was so.

See some photos of President Buhari and others at the Eid ground below:

See some reactions by Nigerians on the microblogging site, Twitter, below.

PHOTO SPEAKS: Why was it that @MBuhari had to be given a chair to sit during Eid prayers today? pic.twitter.com/JYzcbWJxvM

— Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) May 24, 2020

He is tired na.. he is tired, staying 100 days in Nigeria wasn't part of the plan..

— Cadaver💀☠️ For Peter Obi (@Cadaver_a) May 24, 2020

Bro wat is again is your sit let the old man sit in peace wat if he collapses who will you blame.

— okpara ejike (@readingokpara) May 24, 2020

This is only allowed in Islam should in case of ill health and old age. In this case it may be one case or both.

— Kenny Akanbi❁ (@kennyakanbi) May 24, 2020

https://twitter.com/Tenderbiggie/status/1264533036441403398

Guys chill. Waist pain at his age is not a strange occurenece.
Even some folks half his age may not be able to bend properly

— Illumina (@C_CDon) May 24, 2020

Buhari sat on the chair while listening to Khutbah. Meanwhile, standing while praying.

The JOKE is on you. pic.twitter.com/XbGDy8faTq

— Musa Ahmed💭 (@Kempez2017) May 24, 2020

Then u don't know how to pray.

How is it gona be convinient for someone from sojood to return to a high chair and sit while prayer is on going
And how is it gona be convenient from standing straight to sit when attempt to Rujoo or Sojood.

You don't know your Salah.

— I-AM-RAJI (@Its_RajiEskay) May 24, 2020

Meanwhile, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC on Saturday, May 23, 2020, confirmed two hundred and sixty-five new cases of Coronavirus in Nigeria.

The new update brings the overall confirmed cases of the COVID-19 pandemic in Nigeria to 7526, Naija News affirms.