Comrade Ibrahim Muhammed

I personally and passionately welcome you to our great movement (CYCFL) Niger state chapter

Thanks you for being in attendance, i also request your activities in developing and moving the platform to the greatest level

Ibrahim Muhammed, Niger state coordinator CYCFL care 🙏

Today's meeting have sures a sample of progress to CYCFL in niger State
May we succeed Aameen

Eid-El Kabir: I Ibrahim felicitates Muslims, preaches love, unity, peaceful co-existence

Niger State coordinator CYCFL, Ibrahim Muhammed has enjoined Muslim faithful in the state and Nigeria to show love to one another and non-Muslim alike as we celebrate this year's feast of Eid-El-Kabir.
Ibrahim in a goodwill message signed by his Secretary, Mr. Comrade salami Niger , urged the Muslim Ummah to shun tendencies that disunite, by upholding unity, togetherness and peaceful co-existence with their non-practising Muslims brothers and sisters, qualities he said, are the pillars of the festival, before, during and after the Eid-el-Kabir celebration.
The Coordinator said the period offers the opportunity for sober reflection, spiritual renewal and guidance, which Allah enjoins His faithful to imbibe as enshrined in the holy Quran.
According to Ibrahim, "as you celebrate, I ask for your continuous prayers for the peace, unity and prosperity of Niger State and indeed, our country, Nigeria. For without peace and unity, we cannot co-exist and flourish as a state and country.
"As Muslims and non-Muslims, we must imbibe the lessons of obedience, loyalty and commitment to higher authority as demonstrated in Prophet Ibraheem’s willingness to sacrifice his only son in fulfilment of the promise made to Allah, which Eid-el-Kabir celebration stands for."
The governor further noted that "it is only through pulling together as one, and commitment to peace that the country can experience stability and achieve the desired progress for the fulfilment of its great potentials as a nation.

Signed by secretary
Comr Salami Yusuf Niger

Announcer. Publicity secretary
Ebrahyym Ebwa