As Muslims around the world celebrate Eid-el-Kabir, Senator Aliyu Wamakko has observed that tolerance, love and respect for one another as well as prayers were some of the most plausible ways out of Nigeria’s travails.
The Senator, in his message to the people of Sokoto and Nigerians said, “The extant woes of Nigeria, including the recurring security challenges are not peculiar to the nation.
“These were common global occurrences in the history of evolving nations and though they seem surreal and overwhelming, Nigeria will in sha Allahu, overcome them soon.
“To do this however, all the peace loving and law abiding citizens must renew their belief in unity, indivisibility and socioeconomic development of the country, hence, be more patriotic, honest and pious.”
Wamakko also urged Nigerians to continue to complement the ongoing efforts of the three tiers of government, security agencies and other critical stakeholders, to effectively combat the current security challenges facing the nation.
He further reiterated the unwavering commitment of the National Assembly to make Nigeria more secure and evenly developed.
Wamakko therefore felicitated with the Muslim Ummah in the state, Nigeria and the entire globe, saying that, the solemn period calls for celebrations and sober reflections.
