ADVERTISEMENT

Lagos council chairman invites CAN executives to Ramadan Iftar

The Chairman also commended the CAN executives for the support given to the ACP in the last election and the support given him as chairman of the council area.

Ramadan: Lagos council chairman invites CAN executives to Iftar, preaches peaceful coexistence.

Speaking during the Iftar/Ramadan Lecture held at his residence in Idi-Oro, Ajala urged residents to live peacefully with one another,saying the gesture was to promote religious harmony.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)reports that the lecture with the theme: “Suffering Inner Defeat : The Muslims Worst Situation“, was conducted by Sheikh Soliu Idris.

The council chairman thanked the CAN members for attending the programme despite difference in faith.

ADVERTISEMENT

He also commended them for the support given the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the last election and the support given him as chairman of the council area.

“There is no way we can write the story of our success in the last two elections without acknowledging the role played by the association in the victory we are celebrating today as a party.

“I want to say emphatically that a higher percentage of the Christian community in our LCDA supported and voted for our party in the last election,” Ajala said.

The council boss commended the association for the love and commitment extended to the party.

He prayed for God’s guidance and protection for the association and its members .

ADVERTISEMENT

“I deliberately invited you to the breaking of the fast to preach religious harmony and tolerance and to demonstrate to the people that irrespective of religious affiliations, they are one big family in the LCDA,” he said.

He promised to be just and fair to all regardless religious beliefs or political affiliations.

Ajala said the programme was also organised to offer prayers for the President-elect, Senator Bola Tinubu, on his 71st birthday.

He called on the CAN President in the LCDA, Pastor Abraham Olaluwoye, to replicate the same by praying for Tinubu and the party

Olaluwoye, in his remarks, thanked the council chairman for the invitation and for showing love to CAN and preaching religious harmony in the area.

ADVERTISEMENT

The CAN president also called for religious tolerance in the community,urging residents to be their brothers’ keepers.

Enhance Your Pulse News Experience!

Get rewards worth up to $20 when selected to participate in our exclusive focus group. Your input will help us to make informed decisions that align with your needs and preferences.

I've got feedback!

JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!

Unblock notifications in browser settings.
ADVERTISEMENT

Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:

Email: eyewitness@pulse.ng

Recommended articles

National Assembly to make law that'll make university admission illegal for under 18

National Assembly to make law that'll make university admission illegal for under 18

Ganduje describes his purported suspension from APC as African drama

Ganduje describes his purported suspension from APC as African drama

Minister of Education summons Lead British School management over bullying scandal

Minister of Education summons Lead British School management over bullying scandal

Coalition backs Tinubu's policies, security interventions, other reforms

Coalition backs Tinubu's policies, security interventions, other reforms

Kano ranked as worst-governed state in Nigeria

Kano ranked as worst-governed state in Nigeria

EFCC boss vows to resign if  Yahaya Bello is not prosecuted

EFCC boss vows to resign if Yahaya Bello is not prosecuted

EFCC arrests ex-aviation minister  Sirika for ₦8bn Nigerian Air scandal

EFCC arrests ex-aviation minister Sirika for ₦8bn Nigerian Air scandal

Ex-APC spokesperson backs EFCC's hunt for Yahaya Bello

Ex-APC spokesperson backs EFCC's hunt for Yahaya Bello

Woman suffering incurable disease finally gets her wish to choose how she dies

Woman suffering incurable disease finally gets her wish to choose how she dies

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT