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GOVERNOR CHUKWUMA OF ANAMBRA STATE CONGRATULATES THE MUSLIMS ON THE CELEBRATION OF EID-UL-KABIR                 

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GOVERNOR CHUKWUMA OF ANAMBRA STATE CONGRATULATES THE MUSLIMS ON THE CELEBRATION OF EID-UL-KABIR                                                                                                                      06-06-25

By Sadiq Aminu.                                                         Governor Chukwuma Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State has congratulated the Muslim community in Anambra State and across Nigeria on the celebration of this year’s Eid Kabir (Eid al-Adha).

In a goodwill message, Governor Soludo recognised the profound significance of this holy festival for Muslims, which commemorates Prophet Ibrahim’s devout faith and obedience to Allah’s command.

The Governor said the celebration reminds us of the virtues of sacrifice, devotion, and submission to divine will that transcend religious boundaries and speak to our common humanity.

Also, the Governor acknowledged the valuable contributions of our Muslim brothers and sisters to the socio-economic development of Anambra State, noting that the peaceful co-existence of people of different faiths in the state remains a source of pride and a tribute to our shared values of tolerance, respect, and unity.

As we celebrate this festival of sacrifice and feasting, the Governor calls upon all Nigerians to reflect on the lessons of Eid Kabir, particularly the importance of selflessness, compassion for the less privileged, and devotion to the common good, values that align perfectly with the administration’s commitment to building a prosperous, inclusive, and harmonious society.

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