The Founder and CEO of the Harrison Alonge Foundation, Harrison Olaniyi Alonge (HOA), has extended warm greetings to the Muslim Ummah in Nigeria and across the world as the holy month of Ramadan commences.
In his goodwill message released through his media aide, Comrade Olawale Ogunyebi, and made available to the press in Ado-Ekiti, Harrison Alonge described Ramadan as a sacred season of deep reflection, renewed faith, self-discipline, and compassion for humanity.
He urged Muslims to intensify their prayers, uphold righteousness, and embrace sacrificial giving, especially toward the less privileged and vulnerable in society.
According to him, Ramadan is not only a period of abstinence from food and drink but also a time to strengthen one’s relationship with Almighty Allah, promote unity, and foster peaceful coexistence among all people, regardless of religious or ethnic differences.
The Ikere-Ekiti-born philanthropist and advocate of good governance encouraged well-meaning Nigerians to use the opportunity of the holy month to extend love, kindness, and material support to those in need, noting that sacrificial giving remains one of the core values that define the true essence of Ramadan.
*Harrison Alonge* also offered prayers for peace, economic stability, and national progress in Nigeria, expressing hope that the holy month would usher in renewed hope and divine intervention for the nation.
“As we begin this blessed month, may Allah accept our fasting, forgive our shortcomings, and grant our nation lasting peace and prosperity,” he stated.
He wished the Muslim faithful a spiritually fulfilling Ramadan and encouraged continued dedication to faith, humanity, and nation-building.
Ramadan Kareem.
Signed:
Comr. Olawale Ogunyebi
Special Adviser (Media) to
Harrison Olaniyi Alonge (HOA)
