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Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the governor of Lagos State, has congratulated Nigerians, especially Muslims, on the successful conclusion of Ramadan and Eid-el-Fitr celebrations this year.
After 30 days of fasting, prayer, and other spiritual practices, the celebration signifies the conclusion of a month-long spiritual rebirth.
In a statement released on Thursday by his Special Advisor on Media and Publicity, Mr. Gboyega Akosile, Governor Sanwo-Olu called for Muslims to stay on the road of spirituality, welfarism, and peaceful coexistence in the state.
The Governor thanked the Muslims for their devotion to prayers and sacrifices during the Holy Month and encouraged them to continue modeling the virtues of Ramadan, which include giving thanks to Allah, helping the underprivileged and vulnerable in society, and being kind and giving to one another, among other good deeds.
“I join millions of people worldwide to wish our Muslim brothers and sisters in Lagos State and Nigeria Eid Mubarak,” he declared. We give thanks to God for granting us the opportunity to observe Holy Month and commemorate this year’s Eid-el-Fitr.
As one of the five pillars of Islam, Ramadan holds great significance for Muslims. In line with the teachings of the Quran, fasting during the month of Ramadan encourages us to abstain from earthly pleasures, be firm in our prayers, and fully submit to Allah’s will.
“As we have always done in the State, I implore the Muslim faithful in Lagos State to live in harmony and peace with followers of other religions. As they did throughout Ramadan, they ought to keep up their good deeds, such as lending a hand to the underprivileged and weak in society, giving thanks to Allah, and being kind and giving to one another.
Nigerians were exhorted by Governor Sanwo-Olu to pray for world peace. For Lagos and Nigeria to flourish, he called on all citizens to band together and cooperate.
“Let us continue to remember our state, our country, and the innumerable souls worldwide who seek peace, mercy, and guidance from Allah,” he declared. Let us continue to pray for peace and stability in Nigeria.
“Let us humbly ask the Almighty Allah to grant peace throughout the land, to guide those entrusted with leadership with wisdom and fairness, and to ensure that our collective actions reflect justice, unity, and the common good for everyone as we approach another significant juncture in our democratic journey.”
