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Friday, October 03, 2014

President Jonathan's Eid-El-Kabir Message To The Nation



EID-EL-KABIR MESSAGE TO THE NATION FROM GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN, GCFR, PRESIDENT, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA, OCTOBER, 2014




Dear Compatriots,
I greet and felicitate with all our countrymen and women of the Islamic faith as we celebrate this year’s Eid-El-Kabir.




I also congratulate all believers who have successfully undertaken the Hajj this year as enjoined by Prophet Mohammed (May Peace Be Upon Him).
As they conclude the rites of the Hajj and prepare to return home, let us all join them in offering special prayers for greater security, peace, unity and progress in our dear country as well as for the peaceful and successful conduct of next year’s general elections.


With this week’s issuance of a formal notice of the impending general elections by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), another national campaign season is now truly upon us and I urge all political leaders in the country to place the overriding interest of the well-being and progress of our fatherland above all other considerations in the coming campaigns and elections.


My administration has done its sincere best in the past four years to implement its agenda for national transformation and move our country forward on several fronts.
I thank the many individuals, stakeholders, groups, associations, non-governmental organisations, unions and political leaders from across the country who have, in recognition and appreciation of our  efforts and commitment to repositioning our dear nation for more rapid growth and development, urged me to seek a second term in office.


In deciding on an appropriate response to such calls, I will place the greater interests of national harmony, cohesion, unity, security, political stability, progress, equity, justice and fairness above any personal ambition or sectional agenda.


I urge all other political leaders in the country to do the same. Let us all rise above unedifying, unpatriotic and selfish personal interests and divisive sectional agenda in the coming national elections.
Let us also commit ourselves more to the sustenance of democracy and political stability which are essential prerequisites for the advancement of good governance, inclusive economic growth and rapid development.


In spite of the significant progress we have made in the past four years, our dear nation continues to face critical challenges in some areas. I am convinced however that if we persevere and continue to build diligently on what the present administration has achieved, we will surely overcome all hindrances and fully establish a stronger, more united and prosperous nation that meets the aspirations and yearnings of all of our people.


As we celebrate the Eid-El-Kabir, let us also rededicate and commit ourselves to the Holy Prophet’s injunctions of piety, honesty, charity and generosity to the less privileged, impartial leadership and true justice for all.
These virtues and lessons will surely stand our nation in good stead as we continue our journey towards the fulfillment of our founding fathers’ vision of a great nation.

May Allah’s blessings be upon all our compatriots who have undertaken the Hajj this year and on our dear country.
I wish all Nigerians currently in the Holy Land a safe journey back home.
Happy Eid-El-Kabir to you all.

Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR
President,
Federal Republic of Nigeria

October 3, 2014





*After reading this message,one thing struck my mind...President Jonathan,the proverbial slow tortoise that won the race...hmmm,I may not agree with his mode of leading but I love him,oh yes!!

Please when is the Eid-el-Kabir and what does it mean?

16 comments:

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    1. See my BF sparkling in all white. Lol

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  2. President Goodluck ebele jonathan...k we've heard.

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  3. ANGELRAY SAYS
    Thank God for the long holiday.

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  4. I wish the good muslims happy holiday. I wish the evil ones evil too. #ILOVEMYGEJ

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  5. Oga jonathan we don hear ooo!! Abeg park well

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    1. Sugar candy, u too park well n pull over.....mtchewwww, GEJ till 2019....GEJ is working, like it or not, snail speed or not.

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  6. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  7. Eid means festival....al-adha means the sacrifice. That is, the festival of sacrifice in commemoration of the supposed sacrifice of the son of Abraham at the command of God but was replaced with a ram.

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  8. Ok amen to the prayers!!!!u do well and we shd remember to vote for you shey?

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    1. @BeeBa, no one is forcing u to vote for GEJ, it's not mandatory u do, ok?

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  9. Always talking about elections, political leaders and parties which are all useless anyway. Nothing would come out of the election for the masses, it would still be another 4 years of suffering and lack. The only way forward for Nigeria is to vote a credible candidate whose achievements, integrity have been known putting religious, regional or tribal sentiments aside. Am a christian and I think Buhari or Fashola are the 2 best candidates to bring about CHANGE in this country. Buhari fights corruption and Fashola is for developments.

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  10. Evil Muslims preach to your evil brothers killing others..... U are all going to hell anyways.....

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