MICHAEL AKINOLA
As Muslims the world over celebrate the Eid-el-Kabir, Senator Solomon Adeola (APC, Lagos West) Chairman of Senate Committee on Finance, has enjoined all Muslim faithful in his Senatorial District and Nigerians all over the nation to pray for security in Nigeria as well as the end of the global scourge of COVID-19 pandemic.
In his Eid-el- Kabir message to felicitate with adherents of the Islamic faith, Senator Adeola said a strict adherence to the teachings of Islam in the areas of love, brotherliness, piousness, peaceful coexistence as well as tolerance will greatly assist in promoting security of lives and property adding that all should pray in their private homes for sustainable solution to the Coronavirus disease ravaging the world.
The Senator said he will continue to represent his constituents by ensuring that they continue to enjoy benefits from Government in terms of projects addressing the challenges of the district like provision of water, electric transformers and street light adding that he will soon embark on massive empowerment to alleviate poverty for some of his Constituents in need after the COVID-19 Lockdown and its negative effects.
He urged Muslims to imbibe all safety measures and precautionary protocols of COVID-19 as the celebrate the festival and afterwards adding that they should shun social vices as contained in the Koran as such are not only detrimental to the individuals well- being on the long run but harm the fabric
of society in various ways.
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