The President called on Nigerians to reflect on the teachings of the season. He promised that his administration would continue to prioritise “social and economic well-being of Nigerians”.
President Tinubu in his Salah speech described the Eid-el-Kabir as an event that denotes sacrifice, faith and obedience to the will of the Almighty, while assuring Nigerians that their sacrifice will not be in vain.
President Tinubu in his message signed by Ajuri Ngelale, his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, congratulated the Muslim faithfuls and prayed that Allah accepts their supplications and acts of obedience.
“The President emphasises that sacrifice and duty are essential ingredients to nation-building, noting that it takes collective purpose, will, and action to bring about great change.”
He also called on citizens to spare a prayer for the nation for continuous peace and stability while working according to purpose in promoting unity, peace, and progress.
He also “acknowledges the sacrifices that Nigerians have made in the past one year as his administration sets the nation on a firm pedestal of growth and development.
“President Tinubu affirms that the sacrifices and great expectations of citizens will not come to nought as already propitious outcomes are beginning to manifest with the economy strengthening and vibrancy returning to critical sectors.
President Tinubu therefore enjoined Nigerians to reflect on the essence of the occasion, which bears strong meaning and significance for the nation.