Embrace Rare Convergence of Lent and Ramadan to Foster Peace, Adamawa First Lady Urges Citizens

Embrace Rare Convergence of Lent and Ramadan to Foster Peace, Adamawa First Lady Urges Citizens

The wife of Adamawa State Governor, Dr. Lami Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, has called on Muslims and Christians in the state to leverage the rare simultaneous occurrence of the Lenten season and the holy month of Ramadan as a unique opportunity to strengthen peace, unity, and stability.

Haj. Dr. Lami Ahmadu Fintiri

In a statement issued on [Current Date] and signed by her Press Secretary, Clara Attah Mustapha, Dr. Lami described the concurrent commencement of the two sacred periods as an “uncommon” divine alignment. She noted that the convergence serves as a powerful reminder that adherents of both faiths share common values and are united as one people under God Almighty.

Mrs. Clara Attah Mustapha

The Governor’s wife urged citizens to use the holy season to deepen their spiritual reflections and demonstrate good neighborliness. She emphasized that the essence of the sacred observances lies in promoting harmony and fostering a sense of community among all residents of the state, regardless of their religious affiliations.

Dr. Lami further called on the people to dedicate their prayers to the progress, development, and security of Adamawa State.

“As we observe these holy periods, let us remember that we are one people with a shared destiny. This uncommon convergence is a sign for us to embrace our common humanity,” she stated.

The Adamawa first lady prayed that the lessons, blessings, and joy derived from the Lent and Ramadan observances would abide with all citizens throughout the year.

The statement highlighted the First Lady’s emphasis on promoting peace and unity, fostering good neighborliness, and the necessity of praying for the continued progress and security of the state.