By Zaccheaus Babalola
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu felicitates with Muslims across the country and worldwide as they celebrate the Eid-el-Kabir, the Festival of Sacrifice.
President Tinubu says Eid-el-Kabir reminds muslims of the enduring virtues exemplified by Prophet Ibrahim—faith, obedience, and the willingness to sacrifice for a higher purpose.
According to president Tinubu ,the sacred festival calls on all Muslims, and indeed all Nigerians and the whole of humanity, to embrace sacrifice, selflessness, unity, and compassion for fellow human beings.
One central lesson of Eid-el-Kabir is the call to show mercy and compassion, regardless of race, ethnicity, or creed. President tinubu says there is no greater example of duty and devotion than Prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to offer his only son, Ismail, as a sacrifice to Allah.
President tinubu notes that Nigeria is on a journey of reconstruction and renewal and the reforms so far are challenging but necessary to build a stronger and more prosperous Nigeria for future generations.
He explains that, despite the best efforts on security and intelligence agencies including the recent elimination of a wanted ISIS leader, bandits still attack some communities.
President tinubu pledges that the nation will overcome insecurity He urges Muslims faithful to use this sacred occasion to pray for nigeria’s peace and wisdom for those in leadership.
He says his administration remains committed to building a Nigeria where all citizens can live in peace, worship freely, and pursue their dreams without fear.
The president assures Nigerians that government will continue to invest in security, infrastructure, agriculture, and human capital to fulfil the great promise for the nation
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