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Idu District Head urges peace and unity during Sallah celebration

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By Ekuson Nw’Ogbunka, Abuja

As the Eid-el-Kabir celebration approaches, HRH Ishaq Ibrahim, the District Head of Idu, the host community of Idu Industrial Area in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has issued a Sallah message to the Muslim community, urging them to prioritize peace, unity, and harmony.

In his message, the District Head emphasized the importance of maintaining peaceful coexistence among residents, particularly during this festive period. He called on the community to use the occasion to foster greater understanding and empathy among individuals from diverse backgrounds.

The District Head’s message serves as a reminder of the significance of Sallah celebrations, which bring people together in a spirit of gratitude, compassion, and unity. By promoting peace and unity, the community can ensure a joyous and memorable celebration for all.

Alhaji Ishaq Ibrahim therefore urged residents to maintain peaceful relationships, particularly during the Sallah celebration, emphasizing the importance of unity and harmony among individuals from diverse backgrounds.The District Head encouraged the community to use the occasion to foster greater understanding and empathy.

By embracing the values of peace, unity, and harmony, the Idu community can make the Sallah celebration a truly special and memorable occasion.

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