The Governor of Cross River State, Senator Ben Ayade, has called on Muslims in the state and across the nation to use the holy month of Ramadan as a time to pray for peace, security, and unity. In his message to mark the beginning of Ramadan, Governor Ayade emphasized the importance of collective prayers and acts of kindness in fostering a peaceful and secure environment for all citizens.
Governor Ayade noted that Ramadan is not only a time for spiritual reflection and fasting but also an opportunity for people to come together in the spirit of compassion and goodwill. He urged the Muslim community to continue praying for the peace and prosperity of the state and the nation as a whole.
“I encourage all Muslims to take this holy month as an opportunity to deepen their faith, to reflect on the values of compassion, tolerance, and humility, and to extend goodwill towards all,” Ayade said. “May your prayers bring about lasting peace, security, and harmony for Cross River State, our beloved nation, and the world at large.”
The governor also called on the security agencies to remain vigilant and work diligently to maintain peace and order during the holy month and beyond. He assured the people of Cross River that his administration remains committed to providing a safe and secure environment for all citizens, regardless of their faith or background.