By Our Reporter
The governor of Kaduna State, Malam Nasir El-Rufai, has congratulated the Muslim community in the state on the successful completion of Ramadan.
The governor expressed his gratitude to Almighty Allah for removing the circumstances that compelled the month of fasting and Eid el-Fitr to happen under quarantine in 2020.
He was particularly pleased that Muslim community exhibited the spirit of sacrifice and resilience in spite of some of the challenges that confront the nation.
He urged the Muslim community to keep hope alive, and to celebrate Eid el-Fitr in compliance with public health guidelines prescribed to protect everyone from Covid-19.
The governor also appealed to all communities in Kaduna State “to uphold peace and harmony.”
While noting the severity of the ongoing security challenges, he urged all residents “to practise vigilance and be law-abiding while the State awaits the intensification of the security operations that are required to secure our communities.”
In a statement released by the Special Adviser to the Governor (Media and Communication), Mr Muyiwa Adekeye, El-Rufai prayed that Almighty Allah will amply bless the efforts of faith and worship, reward the endeavours of our citizens and protect us all from disease and discord.”
El-Rufai urged the Muslim community “to keep hope alive, and to celebrate Eid el-Fitr in compliance with public health guidelines prescribed to protect everyone from Covid-19.”
