President Bola Tinubu has urged Nigerians to embrace unity, peace, and moral renewal as Muslims begin the Ramadan fast, calling on citizens to forgive one another and show compassion.
Speaking on Wednesday at a Ramadan Tafsir held at the State House Mosque in Abuja, the President described the holy month as a period of spiritual reflection and a return to values that strengthen society.
“We start this Ramadan knowing the teachings it brings to all of us. This is to get closer to God, to do good to people, to share love and faith, and to forgive sins,” Tinubu said.
He appealed to Nigerians to set aside grievances and work together for national harmony.
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“If I have sinned against you, forgive me. As Nigerians, we must learn to forgive and live in peace with one another,” the President stated.
Tinubu added that the observance of Ramadan should inspire citizens to promote unity and engage in acts of kindness that contribute to national development.
He noted that forgiveness, compassion, and mutual understanding remain central lessons of the holy month and are essential for building a more peaceful and cohesive nation.