Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has urged Muslims nationwide to embrace moderation and uphold the teachings of Ramadan amid festivities.
In her inaugural Eid-el-Fitr message as First Lady marking the end of Ramadan, Mrs. Tinubu emphasized the importance of humility and continued acts of kindness.
Her Senior Special Assistant on Media, Mrs. Busola Kukoyi, conveyed the Eid greetings in a statement titled ‘H.E Senator Oluremi Tinubu Felicitates Muslims,’ urging Muslims to uphold the values of Ramadan beyond the month of fasting.
Mrs. Tinubu celebrated with Muslims on the successful completion of Ramadan, urging them to maintain the spirit of selflessness and piety cultivated during the holy month.
“The lessons learned during Ramadan should not be forgotten as we celebrate. Let us remain modest in our festivities and extend love and compassion to others,” Mrs. Tinubu stated.
She emphasized the importance of continuing acts of kindness and service to humanity, urging Nigerians to prioritize prayers for the nation’s well-being.
The First Lady commended women for their dedication in preparing meals and managing household affairs during Ramadan, acknowledging their sacrifices and expressing confidence in Allah’s reward.
Furthermore, she encouraged the youth to embrace positivity and collaborate with the government in building a better nation, urging them to shun negative behaviors and contribute to national development.
