ALGON Chairman Hon. Zakari Ilyiasu Felicitates Muslims, Urges Unity and Ethical Conduct in Eid-al-Fitr Message
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Hon. Zakari Ilyiasu, the Chairman of the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON) in Niger State and National Financial Secretary of ALGON, has extended warm felicitations to Muslims across the state and beyond for successfully completing the holy month of Ramadan.
He further expressed gratitude to Governor Umaru Mohammed Bago for his unwavering commitment to the state’s progress and development.
As Muslims across Nigeria celebrate Eid-al-Fitr following a month of fasting, prayer, and self-reflection, Niger State’s faithful gathered en masse to offer Thanksgiving prayers, embodying the spirit of the occasion.
The celebrations in Niger State underscored the resilience and faith of the community, as prayers transitioned into festivities marked by joy and merriment.
Hon. Zakari seized the opportunity to emphasize the importance of unity, solidarity, and peaceful coexistence among individuals of diverse backgrounds during the celebrations.
He urged Muslims to carry forward the invaluable lessons of Ramadan—good conduct, ethical behavior, and devotion—as guiding principles in their lives, not only to strengthen their faith but also to contribute meaningfully to national development.
He expressed his delight in witnessing the peaceful and orderly conduct of activities across Niger State during Eid, commending the community’s dedication to fostering harmony and inclusivity.
“Let the lessons of Ramadan serve as a beacon for promoting ethical values and strengthening our bonds as a united community,” he remarked.
The Street Reporters Newspaper reports that the Eid-al-Fitr celebrations demonstrated the region’s vibrant spirit and reinforced the call for unity and moral integrity among its people.
Hon. Zakari concluded by sharing his joy in the successful conclusion of Ramadan and the remarkable conduct of all celebratory activities within the state, adding that these values are essential for fostering progress and peaceful coexistence.
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