From well-wishes to fashions and bants, it was all shades of amazing as Nigerians joined Islamic faithful across the globe to commemorate the holy month, from start to finish. Trending conversations on the platform centered around faith, style, food, entertainment and so much more, as people on Twitter shared how they were marking the end of Ramadan. Twitter provided a platform to showcase the shared experience of attending morning prayers, making charitable donations, sharing feasts and showing up in the glamorous fits and looks. Below are some highlights from this year’s Ramadan celebrations.
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Ishola, who is the Chief Missioner of the Islamic Centre, Uwani, Enugu, gave the admonition while speaking with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Enugu, the capital city Tuesday.
In posts on his verified social media accounts, Dr. Saraki, asked that his followers join him to pray for the abductees
Tinubu’s message was contained in a statement she personally signed on Monday to mark the end of the fast.
The violence on the last Friday of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, Palestinian news agency reported left about 42 people wounded.
The Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, announced this on behalf of the Federal Government on Thursday
Buhari made the call Saturday night, when she hosted Presidential Aspirants from various political parties to a Ramadan (Iftar) dinner at the State House, Abuja.
The Coordinator of the distribution, Alhaji Ismail Saka, said that the N7.5 million Zakat was donated by one person who preferred to be anonymous and handed over to him for distribution.
While distributing the items, Founder of the organisation, Aisha Aminu-Ahli, explained that the gesture was aimed at helping the orphans to have joyous Sallah celebrations.
Impeccable sources at the Presidential Villa told The PUNCH that he is hosting the governors to the breaking of Ramadan fast (Iftar)
The admonition was contained in a statement issued on Friday and personally signed by the presidential aspirant.
Obi’s message was contained in a statement issued on Saturday by his Media Office to mark the beginning of Ramadan.
The Governor, in a press release signed by his Chief Press Secretary (CPS), Taiwo Adisa, urged the Islamic faithful to pray relentlessly during the fasting period.
He made the call while congratulating Muslim faithful in Nigeria and around the world on the sighting of the crescent of the Holy month of Ramadan.
Kalu in his goodwill message issued on Saturday in Abuja, prayed to Allah to give the Muslim community strength and peace during the holy month of Ramadan.
In a statement he personally signed on Friday night to mark the beginning of Ramadan, Lawan called for spiritual reflection.
The victim, this time, is Jubril Sadi Mato, popularly called Ramadan, an 11-year-old pre-junior student of Elkanemy College of Islamic Theology in Maiduguri.
The group charged Nigerians to be their “brothers’ keeper” as the country tackled economic and security challenges.
In his Sallah message, Ugwuanyi, who felicitated with all Muslim faithful, stressed that the religious event has great positive impact on the nation’s efforts in surmounting its security, socio-economic and public health challenges.
In his message to Muslim faithful, Tinubu said: “Now that the holy month of Ramadan is ending, we must counsel ourselves not to forget its great lessons. We must be better than we were before. We must treat each other with more compassion and understanding.