Aiyedatiwa Urges Commitment To Unity, Love As Muslims Celebrate Eid-el-fitr

The Governor of Ondo State, Dr. Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa, has congratulated the Muslim community in Ondo State as they celebrate Eid-el-fitr, imploring them to rekindle their commitment to unity and love for fellow residents.

Governor Aiyedatiwa congratulated Muslims for successfully completing the holy month of Ramadan, a period dedicated to fasting, prayer, reflection, and service to community.

The Governor said: “As you mark the end of this sacred month, I rejoice with you on this year’s Eid-el-fitr and urge you to use this celebration to reflect on the lessons of Ramadan.

“I urge you to continue to embody the virtues of patience, love, compassion, and self-discipline cultivated during Ramadan.

“As we celebrate this season with you, may Allah shower His countless blessings upon you and your loved ones.

“Happy Eid-el-fitr celebration.”

The Governor prayed that this year’s Eid will bring blessings, peace and prosperity for all Muslim faithful, expressing optimism for a sustained peaceful coexistence in the State.

While thanking Muslim clerics and leaders across the State for their support and prayers for his administration, the Governor promised to continue to provide conducive environment for religious harmony in the State.

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