Eid Al-Adha- Mubarak: Adebanji Jimoh Felicitates With Gov. Yahaya Bello And Muslim Faithful
A chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress and a former Governorship aspirant under the ruling APC in the last Kogi State Governorship primary election, Adebanji David Jimoh has felicitated with Governor Yahaha Bello and congratulated the Muslim Faithful across Kogi State and the world at large on the celebration of this year Eid Al- Adha- Mubarak
Adebanji David Jimoh, in a statement signed and made available to newsmen in Lokoja urged Muslim Faithful to use this Eid Al- Adha-Mubarak celebration to pray for development, peace, unity and stability of our beloved Kogi State in particular and Nigeria at large.
“While felicitating with the Governor of Kogi State, Alhaji Yahaha Bello and the Muslim Faithful all over Kogi State on the celebration of this year Eid Al-Adha- Mubarak, I want to enjoin you to abide in the teaching of love, tolerance, patient and obedient as exemplified by The Prophet for the overall development, Peace and unity of not only Kogi State but our Nation at large. It’s is my fervent prayer that you will all live to celebrate more of it here on earth with strength and good health. Amen.
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“Let me also use this medium to congratulate Gov. Yahaya Bello and the good people of Kabba and Okun Nation at large for the National University Commission recognition and approval of Kogi State University, Kabba as the 62nd state owned university and 265th university respectively, in the Nigerian university system. This is a testimony that the third Kogi state owned university has come to stay. I say a big THANK YOU to the Governor of Kogi State Alhaji (Dr.) Yahaya Adoza Bello for this laudable, monumental and courageous development his administration has brought to the good people of Okun Nation. The APC Party Faithful encourage all Okun sons and daughters and indeed Kogi West to come out in their large numbers come November 2023 and vote en-mass for APC to guarantee continuity of good governance.
