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Eid-el-Adha Celebrations: Federal Government Calls on Citizens to Foster National Unity, Selflessness and Offer Prayers for the Country's Wellbeing

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Eid-el-Adha Celebrations: Federal Government Calls on Citizens to Foster National Unity, Selflessness and Offer Prayers for the Country's Wellbeing
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The Federal Government has extended felicitations to Muslim faithful in Nigeria and worldwide on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, emphasizing the importance of upholding the values of sacrifice, compassion, unity, and national solidarity as the country strives for peace and prosperity.

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In a statement released on Wednesday, Minister of Information and National Orientation Mohammed Idris described Eid al-Adha as a sacred season exemplifying faith, obedience, and total submission to Almighty Allah, as demonstrated by Prophet Ibrahim (AS).

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Idris urged Nigerians to utilize the occasion to foster national unity and promote peaceful coexistence across ethnic, religious, and political lines, emphasizing the need for reflection, unity, tolerance, and a renewed commitment to shared values.

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The minister stated that Eid al-Adha serves as a reminder of the importance of unity and the values that bind the nation together, calling on citizens to continue praying for Nigeria's peace, stability, and progress.

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Idris reaffirmed the commitment of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration to delivering on the Renewed Hope Agenda, with a focus on building a more secure, prosperous, and inclusive Nigeria for all citizens.

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The minister appealed to Nigerians to extend kindness, love, and support to vulnerable members of society during the celebration, promoting peaceful coexistence and strengthening national unity.

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Idris expressed optimism that the blessings of Eid would bring peace, joy, and prosperity to homes across the country, and prayed that Allah would accept the prayers and sacrifices of the faithful.

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The statement was released as millions of Muslims in Nigeria prepared to celebrate Eid al-Adha, a significant Islamic festival marked by prayers, charity, and acts of sacrifice.

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