The Governor of Zamfara State has urged residents to embrace unity and peace as they celebrate Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan. In a statement released on Saturday by his spokesman, Sulaiman Bala Idris, the governor extended warm felicitations to the Muslim community in Zamfara and beyond, highlighting the significance of the occasion following a month of fasting and devotion.
In his message, the governor said: “My dear Muslim brothers and sisters in Zamfara State and beyond, I extend the compliments of the season and my heartfelt congratulations as we mark the end of the year 1446 AH Ramadan fast.” He emphasized that Ramadan has been a period of profound reflection, sacrifice, and commitment to Allah, urging citizens to carry forward its lessons of discipline, patience, and generosity into the Eid celebrations and beyond.
Acknowledging the state’s challenges, he called for collective effort and cooperation, stating, “The challenges before us are enormous and require us to set aside our differences, work together as one people, and support the government’s agenda for rescuing and rebuilding our dear state.” This plea underscores his administration’s focus on addressing Zamfara’s pressing issues, including security and development, through unified action.
The governor also praised religious and community leaders for their role in fostering harmony and upholding shared values. “As we gather with our loved ones to mark this joyous occasion, let us put our state in prayers for divine intervention as we work round the clock to address the myriad challenges facing our dear state,” he added, encouraging a spirit of communal support and faith.
Closing his message, he prayed, “May Allah accept our acts of worship, forgive our shortcomings, and bless our state and the nation at large with lasting peace and prosperity. Eid Mubarak.” This appeal reflects a leader’s hope for divine guidance and a peaceful, prosperous future for Zamfara, rooted in the unity of its people.
I appreciate the Governors call for unity, but actions speak louder than words. Lets see real ce in Zamfara.
Interesting message from the governor, but actions speak louder than words. Lets see if he follows through on promoting unity and peace.
I appreciate the Governors message for unity, but actions speak louder than words. Lets see some real ce!
I dont buy into this unity talk. Actions speak louder than words. Lets see some real ce happen in Zamfara.
I think Governor Lawals message is just empty words. We need action, not just speeches. Actions speak louder than words.
I appreciate the Governors message, but actions speak louder than words. Lets see some concrete steps towards unity and peace.
I appreciate the Governors message, but actions speak louder than words. Lets see concrete steps towards unity and peace.
I dont buy it. Actions speak louder than words. Lets see some real efforts towards unity and peace.