Ramadan: Gov Umaru Bago charges Muslims on eternal reward

As the Muslim Ummah commences this year’s Ramadan fast, Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago of Niger State has advocated for Muslims to draw closer to Allah by engaging in activities that would earn them eternal reward.

In a Ramadan message signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Bologi Ibrahim, the Governor emphasized that the month of Ramadan is a special period for spiritual rejuvenation. He noted that Ramadan, one of the pillars of Islam, comes with favor, forgiveness, and blessings from Allah to those who participate in it.

Calling on Muslims to use the holy month to be more committed to doing good and turn away from negative attitudes, the Governor also urged them to pray for leaders, peace, and security in the state and across the country during Ramadan.

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“This is a season that brings all Muslims closer to Allah. It is a time for spiritual growth and sober reflection. We must remain firm, honest, and committed to doing good because it is a time of giving to the less privileged to get eternal blessings from Allah,” he said.

The Governor reminded them to take advantage of the Ramadan free food centers established by the State Government across all 25 local government areas to ease the feeding burden, especially on the less privileged.

He assured that his administration is determined to provide a better life for the people of the State and urged them to remain hopeful in the face of the present economic challenge.

While wishing all Muslims a successful Ramadan, the Governor also advised market men and women to resist the temptation of hiking the prices of goods, especially food items, for huge profits during the period.