The Former Deputy Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Chief Adebayo Adelabu has enjoined all Muslims across the country to love one another and urged them to continue to pray for Nigeria in order to overcome her present security challenges.
Chief Adelabu stated this during the Ramadan lectures attended as the Special guest of honour at three different programs at NAFSAT Samonda, Oke Aremo Community Development forum and the Bodija Housing Estate Mosque in Ibadan.
According to one of his media aides, Comerade Femi Awogboro, Adelabu is deeply concerned about the security situation in the country, hence the need for people to pray and support the Government at all levels so as to overcome the insecurity pervading the entire country.
“The country is currently facing security challenges which deserves collective efforts of all to tackle. It is also imperative to ensure peace in our respective domains by loving one another. It is only in an atmosphere of peace that meaningful development can thrive.” Adelabu said.
The 2019 Governorship Candidate of All Progressives Congress, while inspecting the various ongoing projects at Nasfat premises acknowledged and commended the efforts of former Governor of Oyo-State, Late Senator Abiola Ajimobi to support the projects while alive. He therefore pledged to continue his support like he has always, to ensure completion of these projects.
Chief Adelabu also donated N1million at each of the three programs to support Ramandan lectures, at NASFAT Samonda, Oke Aremo and Bodija Housing Estate Mosque. In addition, he donated N250,000 Naira to the widows welfare project at Bodija Housing Estate Mosque and another N250,000 to the women society of the Bodija Muslim community.
“Ramadan is very crucial for Muslim Ummah and is a period for sober reflection and showing of Love to the less privileged for peaceful co-existence and overall advancement of the society. It is therefore necessary for Muslim faithfuls to take advantage of this month of blessings to seek the face of Allah especially during the last 10 days of Ramadan”, Adelabu said.
Chief Abdulwaheed Adebayo Adelabu urged Muslims to continue to live in peace in their respective domains and pray to Allah to spare our lives to witness the end of the month and many more Ramadan on earth.
