Wike Calls For Prayers, Unity, Harmony In Nigeria

Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike has called on Nigerians to continue to pray for Nigeria and political leaders, for God to give them divine wisdom and guidance to overcome current economic challenges.

Wike, who made the call in his Eid-el-Fitr message to FCT residents, reflected on the spirit of unity and togetherness inherent in the observance of Ramadan, emphasising the importance of harmony and cohesion, values that epitomise the FCT.

He underscored the FCT’s role as a symbol of diversity, tolerance, and harmony, emphasising the strength derived from embracing differences and working towards common goals.
The minister called on residents to reaffirm their commitment to building a society where every individual is valued and respected, echoing the principles of President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, which prioritises the well-being and prosperity of all Nigerians.

“I urge us, however, not to limit these acts of charity, love, and tolerance to only the holy month but should inculcate this culture into our everyday lives.

“The end of Ramadan should also not signal an end to our prayers. I hereby enjoin us all to continue to offer supplications to the Almighty for our dear country Nigeria and her leaders for divine wisdom and guidance, especially as they work ceaselessly to overcome our current challenges.

“Fellow residents of the FCT, this spirit of unity and togetherness that characterizes the nation’s capital is not only integral to the observance of Ramadan but also resonates deeply with the values of harmony and cohesion that the Federal Capital Territory stands for.

“The FCT embodies diversity, tolerance, and harmony, serving as a symbol of unity for all Nigerians. Our strength lies in our ability to embrace our differences and work together towards common goals, regardless of ethnicity, religion, or background,” he said.

Wike, who highlighted the FCT’s focus on infrastructure development, healthcare, education, security, and economic empowerment under the Renewed Hope Agenda, expressed pride in the progress made thus far.