Hijrah – Honourable Sheriff Adeojo Congratulates Muslims, Urges More Prayers for Governor Seyi Makinde and Oyo State

In the spirit of hijrah, Honourable Sheriff Adeojo extends heartfelt congratulations to all Muslims celebrating this significant occasion. As he reflects on the values of faith, resilience, and community, he encourages everyone to unite in prayer for Oyo State.

During this time of renewal and hope, Honourable Adeojo highlights the importance of supporting leaders. He calls upon all citizens to offer their prayers for Governor Seyi Makinde, as he continues to work tirelessly for the progress and welfare of the people of Oyo State.

“Together, let us embrace the essence of Alhijrah, fostering peace, understanding, and cooperation within our communities. May this season bring abundant blessings, and may our prayers contribute to the prosperity and harmony of Oyo State. Happy Alhijrah!”

As the community comes together to mark the beginning of the Islamic year, Honourable Sheriff Adeojo calls for reflection and gratitude for the blessings bestowed upon them. He encourages his fellow Muslims to embrace the spirit of Alhijra and to strive for inner growth and self-improvement in the year ahead.

Furthermore, Adeojo in these challenging times offers hope and solace to his community, reminding them of the strength they possess when they stand together in solidarity.

In his message, Sheriff Adeojo emphasizes the importance of unity and harmony among all members of the community. He reminds everyone of the values of compassion, empathy, and understanding that are integral to the teachings of Islam.

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