The Plateau state governor, Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has congratulated Muslims on Eid-ul-Maulud, urging them to reflect on the life, teachings, compassion, justice, and mercy being the values that Prophet Muhammad has promoted.
This was contained in a signed statement, by his spokesman Gyang Bere.
Governor Mutfwang said Prophet Muhammad’s crucial role in spreading the message of Islam and fostering peace and unity among followers is noticeable.
He encouraged, “Muslim to use the celebration to reflect on the life, teachings, and the values Prophet Muhammad promoted, such as compassion, justice, and mercy.”
Governor Mutfwang enjoined the Muslims to leverage the celebration to foster unity and solidarity within the Muslim community and pray for peace and security both in Plateau state and Nigeria.
He also called on them to pray for wisdom and guidance for leaders to effectively address the nation’s current challenges and ensure good governance.
Highlighting the virtues of peace, fairness, and justice associated with Prophet Muhammad, the governor encouraged acts of charity, kindness, tolerance and community service during this period to positively impact society.
Governor Mutfwang assured that his administration remains committed to providing inclusive, accountable, and transparent governance by embracing all citizens, regardless of ethnic or religious backgrounds.
On behalf of the government and the people of Plateau state, Governor Mutfwang conveyed his best wishes for a joyous Eid-ul-Maulud and the celebration of the enduring legacy of love, peace, and justice championed by Prophet Muhammad.