Eid el-Kabir: Soludo, Bukar, Nwankwo Felicitate Muslim Faithful
Eid el-Kabir: Soludo, Bukar, Nwankwo Felicitate Muslims

Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State has called on all Muslim faithful to use the special spiritual significance of Eid el-Kabir to pray for Anambra State and Nigeria generally for enduring peace, unity, and progress. The governor, in a statement, conveyed the state administration’s felicitations to the Muslim Ummah in Anambra State and across Nigeria on the occasion of Eid el-Kabir.

In his goodwill message, the governor noted that the Sallah festival holds profound universal significance, reminding Muslims of the virtues of obedience, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to divine will and the common good of humanity. He emphasized the importance of sharing meals, extending acts of charity, and fostering mutual tolerance and peaceful coexistence among all citizens, irrespective of religious or ethnic background.

Soludo reiterated his administration’s commitment to ensuring the safety and security of all residents of Anambra State and to creating an environment where every citizen can celebrate in peace during the season and beyond. He warmly wished all Muslims a happy Barka da Sallah, praying that the blessings of the season fill every home with joy, happiness, peace, and prosperity.

Wide Pickt banner — collaborative shopping lists app for Telegram, phone mockup with grocery list

Alhaji Bukar Hassan thanked Almighty Allah for enabling the Muslim faithful throughout the fasting period. Alhaji Hassan, who is the developer of the Anambra State International Market, Oba-Idemili South Council, prayed for Allah’s abundant blessings for all citizens. He prayed for continued blessings considering the numerous economic and social challenges being experienced.

Also, Chief Dozie Nwankwo wished his Muslim faithful well this period and beyond. He prayed for Almighty God’s abundant grace and blessings throughout the period. Nwankwo also prayed for God’s blessings and protection for the entire Nigerian children as they cheerfully celebrate this year’s Children’s Day on May 27. He wished them well.

Pickt after-article banner — collaborative shopping lists app with family illustration