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Prof. Afonja Extends Warm Ramadan and Lent Greetings, Emphasizes Unity and Charity


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A former Commissioner for Public Works and Transport in Oyo State, Professor Abdulrahman Raphael Afonja, has once again extended warm greetings and best wishes to Muslims and Christians as they observe the sacred obligations of Ramadan and Lent.

Prof. Afonja, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), urged the faithful to pray for the overall well-being of Oyo State and Nigeria in their supplications during these holy periods.

Known for his unwavering commitment to poverty alleviation and humanitarian efforts, Afonja reaffirmed his dedication to supporting the less privileged, in line with the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Speaking to ScoopChase.com, he emphasized the significance of giving to the poor and uplifting society.

In his Ramadan message, Afonja offered sincere prayers for peace, prosperity, and spiritual fulfillment for all Muslims. He highlighted the importance of unity and solidarity, urging Nigerians of all faiths to foster mutual respect and understanding.

“As we embark on this blessed month of Ramadan, I extend my heartfelt wishes to the residents of Oyo State, especially the Muslim Ummah, as we begin our fast. I encourage all believers to eschew vices and embrace godly virtues during this holy month and beyond,” Afonja stated.

He further emphasized the core values of empathy, generosity, and charity, which define Ramadan, encouraging Muslims to support one another, particularly during these challenging times.

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“As we fast and pray during Ramadan and Lent, let us remember those who are less fortunate and in need of our assistance. Let us uphold the principles of compassion, empathy, and generosity that define this sacred season,” he concluded.


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