Baruwa Greets Muslims on Commencement of Ramadan, Condoles With Victims Of Abuja-Kaduna Train Attack

Following the sighting of the moon which signifies the commencement of the lunar month of Ramadan, the President of National Union of Road Transport Workers, Alhaji ​ Tajudeen Baruwa ​ has sent greetings to Nigerian Muslims ​ as they commence the 30–days-long Ramadan fast.

In statement released in Abuja on Monday, Baruwa called on the muslims to continue to live up to the tenets of their faith through acts of charity, kindness and generosity, adding that they should also maintain peaceful co-existence with their neighbours.

“Islam is a religion of peace that upholds the values of tolerance and mutual coexistence without a place for hatred and violence and we should remain guided by this principle” he said

Alhaji Baruwa also​ urged the Muslim community to use the occasion to pray​ for the unity and wellbeing of the country.

He also commiserated with the families who lost loved one in the Kaduna- Abuja train attack and prayed to God grant the fortitude to bear the loss

‘May Almighty Allah to grant all Muslims the strength to successfully complete the fasting period”, the statement concluded.