By Kehinde Erin
Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Usman Ododo, has urged Muslims to embrace the values of patience, sacrifice, and compassion, particularly towards the less privileged, as they begin this year’s Ramadan fasting.
He emphasised that Ramadan is a sacred period for introspection, devotion, and self-control, reminding Muslims of the importance of patience, sacrifice, and generosity.
In his message to the people of Kogi State, Governor Ododo, encouraged residents to promote love, peace, mutual respect, and understanding, regardless of their faith. He also urged Muslims to extend kindness to the underprivileged, promote justice, and pray for lasting peace, security, and development in Kogi State and Nigeria during the holy month.
The Governor’s message highlighted the significance of Ramadan as a time for spiritual reflection, worship, and self-discipline.
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He encouraged citizens to use this opportunity to strengthen their bonds and work together for the continued progress and unity of Kogi State.
“Ramadan is a sacred time of reflection, devotion, and self-discipline. It reminds us of the virtues of patience, sacrifice, and generosity; values that strengthen our faith and foster a spirit of compassion for those in need,” he said.
He encouraged residents to seize the opportunity presented by Ramadan to strengthen their bonds and work collaboratively towards the state’s progress and unity.
According to Governor Ododo: “During this Holy Month, I encourage all citizens of Kogi State, regardless of faith, to embrace the spirit of love, peace, and mutual respect that Ramadan represents. Let us use this opportunity to strengthen our bonds as a people and work together for the continued progress and unity of our dear state.”
While urging the people of Kogi State to extend kindness to the underprivileged, promote justice, and foster harmony within their communities, the Governor is also calling on Muslims to dedicate the Ramadan period to fervent prayers, seeking peace, security, and development for Kogi State and Nigeria.
