Nigerians have been advised to embrace love, peace and fear of God in their day to day interactions; with a view to imbibing the lessons taught by the celebration of Edl-Kabir.
This was contained in Edil-kabir message signed by Olumide Lawal for the Asiwaju of Iragbiji, Senator Kola Ogunwale, to Muslim faithfuls.
The Asiwaju of Iragbiji, noted, that if there are discrepancies among the various ethnic groups in the country, issue of equality should be addressed to settle them.
He emphasized, that with equality and fairness to all, addressed by the authorities, all the vices plaguing the society will be eradicated naturally.
Not treating other people equally, Ogunwale said, is counter to the laws of God, which enjoin, justice, fair play and equity among the ruling class, these virtues, the Asiwaju of Iragbiji said are what is lacking in the society today and should be thoroughly addressed by the authorities.
He reiterated, that whatever challenges the country is passing through, there is the need for love and fellowship, as human lives are too precious to be wasted as been witnessed through various dastardly acts.
Ogunwale said, Islam is a religion of peace, love and obedience to God. He therefore advised Muslim faithful to always follow the tenets laid down in the Quran and Sunnah as everybody will give account of his or her stewardship to God on the Day of Judgment.
He called for a stop to the issues of rampant kidnapping, banditry insurgency by those involved. Ogunwale, also advised politicians to play by the rules and avoid rancor and bitterness in the pursuit of their political aspirations.
