In his goodwill message, the Ijebu-born technocrat lauded the Muslim faithful for their dedication to fasting, prayers, and acts of charity throughout the sacred period. He emphasized the significance of Ramadan as a time of self-discipline, reflection, and spiritual rejuvenation, urging adherents to carry forward the lessons learned beyond the holy month.
“Ramadan is not just about abstaining from food and drink; it is a period of deep spiritual connection, sacrifice, and care for one another. As we celebrate the completion of this sacred journey, let us continue to uphold the values of love, unity, and generosity in our daily lives,” he stated.
He also called for continued prayers for peace, development, and prosperity in Nigeria, stressing the importance of unity among citizens, irrespective of religious affiliations.
“As we mark Eid-el-Fitr, I encourage all Nigerians to foster the spirit of tolerance and harmony that Ramadan teaches us. Let us support one another and work towards a better society,” he added.
Hon. Anifowoshe, who has been actively involved in community development and youth empowerment initiatives, reaffirmed his commitment to supporting programs that enhance the welfare of the people, particularly in Somolu.
The Muslim community in Somolu has expressed appreciation for his continued support and goodwill, describing his message as a source of encouragement in promoting religious coexistence and community growth.
As Muslims across the world prepare for the Eid celebrations, the spirit of Ramadan remains a guiding light for fostering peace, love, and mutual understanding
