Kaduna governor urges Nigerians to promote unity and compassion
As Muslims celebrate Eid-el-Kabir, Uba Sani, the Governor of Kaduna State, and former governor Ahmed Makarfi have called on Nigerians to embrace the values of sacrifice, compassion, and national unity. Both leaders emphasized the importance of reflecting on the festival’s lessons of obedience, faith, and peaceful coexistence. Uba Sani highlighted the spiritual significance of Eid-el-Kabir, urging citizens to support the vulnerable and show kindness amid economic challenges. Ahmed Makarfi encouraged Nigerians to use the occasion for prayers and to foster peace and development across the country.
What we know
- Uba Sani described Eid-el-Kabir as a time for spiritual reflection, sacrifice, and gratitude, drawing on the example of Prophet Ibrahim’s obedience.
- He urged Nigerians to support the vulnerable and extend kindness to those facing hardship, especially during economic and social pressures.
- Uba Sani reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to justice, inclusion, and peaceful coexistence in Kaduna State.
- Ahmed Makarfi called for unity, obedience, and prayers for peace and prosperity, highlighting the importance of reflecting on the festival’s core lessons.
- Makarfi congratulated Nigerian pilgrims performing Hajj and encouraged them to pray for the nation’s continued peace and development.
