Hon. Bathiya, who enjoined Muslims to draw enduring lessons from the just concluded Ramadan, including personal sacrifices and self denial, also urged the faithful to put to practice the good virtues: peace, love, harmony, tolerance for the benefit of all.
The Lawmaker stated this in his Eid el-Fitr message signed on Tuesday in Yola, Adamawa State capital, wished all Muslim brothers and sisters in his constituency and Adamawa in general a happy Eid-el-Fitr celebration, saying that himself and his constituency felicitate with Muslim Umma.
The Chairman House Standing Committee on Education further urged them to imbibe the tenets of love, unity, forgiveness and brotherhood which the period of the month exemplifies, appealing to them to keep praying and working for the peace and unity in the state.
According to Hon. Bathiya, citizens should focus on the things that bind them together and eschew the issues capable of dividing them, and further appealed to all citizens not to relent in praying for the end of Covid-19 pandemic in the society.
While calling on them to support the government of the day to enable it succeed in delivering dividends of democracy to the people, he reaffirming his commitment to providing them with effective representation during his tenure.
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