Ogun State Government Distributes Palliatives at Eid Praying Grounds
In a bid to mark the Eid-el-fitri celebration, the Ogun State government, under the leadership of Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun, continued its palliative distribution, signaling hope for economic recovery amidst the challenges faced by Nigeria. Governor Abiodun expressed optimism about the nation’s economic prospects, attributing the positive trajectory to the collective prayers offered by Nigerians during the Lent and Ramadan fasting periods.
Addressing Muslim faithful at his Iperu residence in Ikenne Local Government Area, Governor Abiodun emphasized the importance of unity and cooperation in overcoming challenges. He highlighted the appreciable appreciation of the Naira against the dollar and underscored the effectiveness of the current policies and programs implemented by the President Bola Tinubu-led federal government.
“Ramadan is a period of self-reflection and compassion,” Governor Abiodun remarked, urging Nigerians to continue embodying the spirit of forgiveness and kindness towards one another. He commended the Muslim community for their dedication during Ramadan, describing it as a spiritual exercise beneficial to both individuals and the nation at large.
Echoing similar sentiments, the state Deputy Governor, Engr (Mrs.) Noimot Salako-Oyedele, urged citizens to maintain optimism and continue praying for the success of government initiatives aimed at repositioning the country. She expressed satisfaction with the tangible progress witnessed in the economy as a result of the administration’s policies.
The palliative distribution, held at various Eid praying grounds across the state, garnered appreciation from residents. Alhaji Abdul-Quadri Jinadu, the Grand Chief Imam of Remo kingdom, lauded Governor Abiodun for his commitment to alleviating economic hardships and providing relief to the people.
Alhaji Samsideen Apelogun, the Asiwaju Adinni of Ogun State and Baba Adinni of Remoland, also commended the government’s efforts, emphasizing the significance of the distributed palliatives in easing the economic burden on vulnerable households.
Residents, including Mrs. Selimotu Tijani and Alhaji Nimotalai Adekunle, expressed gratitude for the palliatives distributed during and after the fasting period, acknowledging the government’s responsiveness to the needs of the people.
The ongoing interventions by the Ogun State government reflect a commitment to equitable distribution and proactive measures to address economic challenges, offering hope for a brighter future for residents of the state.
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