Peller preaching love, unit, peace – Blueprint Newspapers Limited

Ayedero of Yorubaland, Hon. Shina Peller, on Sunday he accused the Nigerians of promoting love, unity and peace during and after Eid El-Fitri.

Peller declared him in his message of goodwill to happy with the Muslim faithful in the 2025 Eidel-Fitri celebrations.

He stressed that there is the need for Muslim faithful to reflect on the spiritual journey undertaken during Ramadan and take the lessons learned in their daily life beyond the Eid Fitri festival.

“We use this opportunity to promote understanding between different communities. It embraces the richness of our differences reaching the neighbors of various contexts and sharing the joyful celebrations of Eid,” he said.

Peller added: “Whether through interreligious dialogues, community events or simple acts of kindness, we can build bridges that favor harmony and friendship.

“We commit ourselves to being ambassadors of peace, showing the beauty of our faith and our values. On this special occasion, he can bless every home with happiness and peace, instilling a sense of hope and together in our hearts. From my heart to yours, Eid Mubarak!”

According to Hon Peller, the festive period “is not only to celebrate alone, but it also serves as a profound reminder of the values ​​that bind everything as a community, hence the need for AlmSgiving, promotion of love, unity and peace during and after Eid Ad-Fitri.

“I extend a sincere message to all Muslim faithful all over the world on the occasion of AID al-Fitri. While we celebrate, it is essential to reflect on the spiritual journey that we embarked during Ramadan. The month of fasting and prayer was a moment for self-discipline, reflection and proximity to Allah. Take the lessons learned in Ramadan in your daily life beyond this party”.

“This festive occasion is not only a day of celebration; it is a profound reminder of the values ​​that bind us as a community and we deepen our faith. We remember those who are less fortunate. The act of giving Zakat, or AlmSgiving, is particularly significant during this period. It serves not only as a form of adoration but as a vital connection with our small brothers and sisters.

Yorubaland’s Ayedero observed “above all, we must remember that EID is a moment for unity and solidarity. It is an opportunity to reconnect with your loved ones and strengthen family ties. Among our busy lives, let us give priority to the quality time with our families. Share meals, they commit themselves to conversations heard and participate in common prayers”.

“In doing this, we feed the bonds of love and understanding that are essential to promote a support environment. This Eid, we reach the family members with whom you have not spoken for some time; a simple phone call can rekindle the relationships and disciple them with love and affection.

The former legislator said that “we carry on the values ​​of patience, gratitude and humility that we have cultivated during this sacred month. Through these teachings, we can aspire to become better individuals, not only for ourselves but also for our communities”