The leadership of the House of Representatives has extended warm felicitations to the Muslim Ummah across Nigeria on the occasion of Eid-el-Fitr, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan. In separate statements, the Speaker and Deputy Speaker urged citizens to carry forward the lessons of piety and sacrifice to foster national progress.
Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, congratulated Muslims for the successful completion of the 30-day fast, describing it as a period of significant spiritual renewal. He emphasized that the virtues practiced during the holy month should become a permanent fixture in the lives of the faithful.
In his official message, Speaker Abbas stated: “I congratulate our Muslim brothers and sisters on the successful completion of the Ramadan fast. The lessons of Ramadan, which include piety, sacrifice, and love, should remain with us beyond this period.”
The Speaker further urged the citizenry to remain steadfast in their support for the current administration, adding: “I also call on all Nigerians to continue to pray for our country and support the government’s efforts at ensuring peace and security in our land.”
Reinforcing this message of national solidarity, the Deputy Speaker, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Kalu, highlighted the importance of collective action in overcoming Nigeria’s current challenges. He noted that the conclusion of Ramadan offers a fresh opportunity for Nigerians of all faiths to unite under a common goal of stability.
“I felicitate with our Muslim brothers and sisters on this auspicious occasion of Eid-el-Fitr. It is a time for us to reflect on the values of brotherhood and unity that are essential for the growth of our nation,” Deputy Speaker Kalu remarked.
He also expressed optimism regarding the country’s trajectory, stating: “As we celebrate, let us not forget to pray for our leaders and for the prosperity of Nigeria. We must continue to work together to build a nation that we can all be proud of.”
The House leadership reaffirmed its dedication to crafting legislation that addresses the primary concerns of the Nigerian people, including security, economic stability, and social welfare. They noted that the spirit of Eid serves as a reminder of the House’s duty to serve the public interest with integrity.
The statements concluded with a call for peaceful celebrations and a reminder to all Nigerians to remain law-abiding and security-conscious during the festive period.
