By Peter Omopo
Governor of has congratulated Muslims in the state and across Nigeria on the successful completion of Ramadan, calling for sustained commitment to unity, peace, and the enduring values of the holy month.
In his Eid-el-Fitr message on Friday, the governor described the occasion as a time for gratitude, spiritual renewal, and reflection, urging the Muslim Ummah to uphold virtues such as sacrifice, patience, compassion, discipline, and tolerance beyond the Ramadan period.
He emphasised that these values should continue to guide daily life, stressing the importance of total submission to the will of Allah and peaceful coexistence within society.
Governor Idris also called on Muslims to emulate the teachings and character of Prophet Muhammad (SAW), noting that his life exemplifies humility, justice, mercy, and commitment to unity and progress.
The governor reassured residents of his administration’s dedication to advancing development across key sectors, while expanding empowerment programmes and creating opportunities for vulnerable groups and the less privileged.
He expressed appreciation to the people of the state for their continued support and prayers, pledging that his government would remain committed to justice, inclusive development, shared prosperity, and the promotion of democratic values in building a more prosperous Kebbi State.
