The Plateau State Director of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), Mrs. Kaneng Tabitha Pam-Hworo, has extended her heartfelt message to all Muslims and residents of the state on the occasion of the EID-IL-KABIR.
In the warm message she sent out on Friday, June 6th, Mrs. Pam-Hworo called for an enduring sacrifice which will bring about peace and unity in the state.
The message titled “Embracing Sacrifice, Peace, and Unity for a Greater Plateau,” emphasized that residents should endeavour to display “selflessness, compassion, and devotion to God, as exemplified by Prophet Mohammed.”
She also urged everyone to pray for peace, security, and prosperity in the state and the nation.
“As we join our Muslim brothers and sisters in celebrating Eid-il-Kabir, a festival that symbolizes faith, obedience, and sacrifice, I extend my warmest felicitations to the entire Muslim Ummah in Plateau State and across Nigeria,” she said.
“This auspicious occasion reminds us of the virtues of selflessness, compassion, and devotion to God, as exemplified by Prophet Mohammed (AS).
“It is a time for deep reflection on our shared values as a people and the importance of peaceful coexistence, tolerance, and mutual respect in building a harmonious society.
“Plateau State, known for its rich cultural diversity, thrives when we uphold the spirit of unity and brotherhood. Let us use this celebration to strengthen the bonds of love and understanding among all citizens, irrespective of religious or ethnic differences.
“As we rejoice, I urge everyone to pray for peace, security, and prosperity in our state and the nation. Let us also remember the less privileged by extending acts of kindness, just as the essence of Eid encourages charity and goodwill.
“The National Orientation Agency (NOA) remains committed to promoting National unity, patriotism, and ethical values. I call on all citizens to continue supporting government efforts toward sustainable development and peaceful coexistence.
“Eid Mubarak! May Allah accept our sacrifices and bless Plateau State with enduring peace and progress,” she added.
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