Gov Otu encourages Muslims to continue praying for Nigeria

Governor Bassey Otu of Cross River State has issued a heartfelt plea to the Muslim community in Nigeria, urging them to continue praying for peace and unity within the country amidst the ongoing economic challenges.

As the Muslim faithful celebrate the 2024 Eid-el-Fitr, Governor Otu, through his Chief Press Secretary, Gill Nsa, conveyed his message of goodwill and appreciation for their love, selflessness, and sacrifices during the holy month of Ramadan.

He emphasized the importance of carrying forward these acts of kindness and generosity beyond the conclusion of Ramadan, encouraging Muslims to reflect upon and practice the fundamental principles and teachings of the holy month.

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Governor Otu highlighted the significance of Ramadan as a global observance in Islam, teaching believers to abstain from worldly pleasures and strengthen their faith through prayer and piety, as prescribed in the Qur’an.

Expressing gratitude towards those who have supported his people-centric agenda, aimed at uplifting the marginalized and vulnerable in society through government policies and programs, Governor Otu called upon citizens of all religious backgrounds to embrace peaceful coexistence at all times.

His message serves as a reminder of the importance of unity and harmony in the face of economic challenges, and the need for continued prayers for the well-being of Nigeria.