The Convener of the Rural Youths Movement for Good Governance, Amb. Dr. Andrew Adama, on behalf of the 36 State Coordinators and 774 Local Government Area Executives across the country, heartily felicitates with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, on the occasion of the Eid-el-Kabir celebration, describing the sacrifices associated with the season as a true reflection of obedience to the will of Allah.
According to Amb. Dr. Andrew Adama, the Eid-el-Kabir celebration offers an opportunity to pray for the continued peace, unity, progress, and development of Nigeria under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
“We have no doubt in your capacity and ability to transform the nation’s economy, strengthen infrastructure, and improve the wellbeing of citizens across the country. Your administration has continued to demonstrate courage and determination in addressing the critical challenges facing the nation,” he stated.
The Convener further assured the President of the unwavering support and commitment of the Rural Youths Movement for Good Governance towards promoting and propagating the message of transformative governance at the grassroots level.
“As a movement with structures across the 36 states and the 774 local government areas of the federation, we shall continue to deliver your message of hope, progress, and national development to the grassroots through enlightenment, education, and mobilization of rural youths in support of your administration,” he added.
Amb. Dr. Andrew Adama also prayed for divine wisdom, strength, and guidance for President Tinubu as he continues to steer the affairs of the nation towards greater prosperity, peace, and national unity.
He urged Muslims across the country to continue to uphold the teachings and doctrines of Allah, especially the virtues of sacrifice, love, tolerance, and peaceful coexistence as exemplified during the Eid-el-Kabir celebration.
Signed:
Amb. Dr. Andrew Adama
Convener, Rural Youths Movement for Good Governance
Abuja, Nigeria.
*Confluence News Reporting from Abuja, Nigeria*