As Muslims around the world observe the sacred festival of Eid-el-Kabir, Honourable Dawood Olalere D-Al-Ameen, a member representing Ibadan Northwest in the Oyo State House of Assembly and the Aare Musulumi of Ekotedoland, has extended warm felicitations to his constituents, the people of Oyo State, and Nigerians at large.
In a goodwill message released by the Soro Soke Media to mark the celebration, Alhaji Hon. (Dr) D-Al-Ameen described Eid-el-Kabir as a profound spiritual moment that symbolizes unwavering faith, total obedience to Almighty Allah, and deep compassion for humanity.
“Eid-el-Kabir is a solemn reminder of the power of selflessness and submission to the will of Almighty Allah. It calls us to live with empathy, to strengthen the bonds that tie us as one people, and to foster a spirit of peace and tolerance in our daily interactions,” he stated.
As both a lawmaker and religious leader, Hon. D-Al-Ameen emphasized the importance of using this season to reflect on the values of sacrifice, unity, and charity, especially in a time when the nation is facing economic hardship and social tension. He urged the faithful to reach out to the less privileged, promote religious harmony, and support efforts toward a more equitable and peaceful society.
The Aare Musulumi of Ekotedoland also reiterated his commitment to inclusive representation, grassroots development, and responsive governance. He assured the people of Ibadan Northwest of his continued efforts to attract meaningful projects, strengthen local infrastructure, and advocate policies that improve the welfare of his constituents.
“My service to the people is a sacred trust, and I remain steadfast in my resolve to deliver dividends of democracy that touch lives and build lasting progress,” he added.
As families gather in celebration, Hon. D-Al-Ameen offered prayers for peace, prosperity, and divine favour for all households in Oyo State and across the country.
“May this Eid bring joy to our homes, strength to our unity, and renewed hope for a brighter future,” he concluded. “Eid Mubarak to all.”
