Hon. Najeem Oyewumi Extends Heartfelt Eid al-Fitr Greetings to Muslims Worldwide, Calls for Continued Unity and Peace

Hon. Najeem Oyewumi, a distinguished community leader and advocate for peace and development, has extended his warmest congratulations to Muslims in Ifetedo, Ife South Local Government Area, as well as to Muslims across the globe, on the joyous occasion of Eid al-Fitr.

In his message of solidarity, Hon. Oyewumi commended the unwavering dedication of Muslims during the month of Ramadan, acknowledging their commitment to fasting, prayer, self-discipline, and charitable giving. He praised the strength and resilience demonstrated by Muslim communities, particularly throughout the challenges of the fasting period, and expressed admiration for their continued devotion to the principles of Islam.

“As we celebrate Eid al-Fitr, I send my heartfelt greetings to all Muslims, both in Ifetedo, Ife South, and across the world. This is a time of joy, but also of reflection. Ramadan has been a period of deep spiritual renewal, and the lessons of patience, sacrifice, empathy, and charity should continue to guide us beyond the month of fasting,” said Hon. Oyewumi.

He further encouraged Muslims to reflect on the core values taught during Ramadan, which include humility, compassion, and the importance of family and community. Hon. Oyewumi emphasized the need for Muslims to embody these virtues in their daily lives, as they contribute to building stronger, more cohesive communities and fostering peace and mutual understanding.

“The essence of Eid is not just in the celebration, but in the spirit of giving, of caring for the less fortunate, and of forging stronger bonds with one another. This is a time to come together, not only to celebrate but also to renew our commitment to the well-being of our communities and our shared humanity,” he added.

Hon. Oyewumi also expressed his gratitude to those who have contributed to charitable efforts during the month of Ramadan, particularly to the less privileged in society. He noted that the act of giving during this period is a reflection of the Islamic call to support those in need, and he encouraged all to continue these acts of kindness throughout the year.

As the celebrations continue, Hon. Oyewumi prayed for peace, prosperity, and harmony for all Muslims. He urged the Muslim community to maintain the spirit of unity, understanding, and love for one another, fostering a world where justice, equality, and brotherhood prevail.