2022 Eid El-Fitr: Hon. Idachaba Felicitate With Gov. Bello, Cabinet Members, all Muslim Ummah in Kogi State

Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State
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By: Joshua Adinoyi

 

 

Kogi State Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Hon. Salifu Isah Idachaba, has felicitated with the State Governor, Alhaji Yahaya Adoza Bello on the celebration of this year’s Eid-El-Fitri Celebration.

In a Felicitation Message, Hon. Idachaba described the Governor as a man who has given opportunity to the people of the State to practice the religion of their choice.

He said the people of the State have been enjoying a favourable atmosphere security wise, stressing that such has given room for development and also gave rise to the economic of the people.

While praying Allah to continue to protect the Governor and guide him in the quest of serving as the President of the Country in the coming elections, the Commissioner also charged Muslims to continue to intensify prayers for the Governor at all times.

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Hon. Salifu Isah Idachaba congratulated cabinet members of the New Direction Administration and all Muslim Ummah in Kogi State on the celebration of the Eid El-Fitr, a festival that marks the end of the week-long fast by Muslims across the world.

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