I won’t rest until I bring relief to Nigerians - Buhari

 President Muhammadu Buhari has said that he won't rest until he  brings relief to Nigerians.

Buhari who talked considering the ongoing security difficulties and expenses of living in the country during his Eid-el Kabir message to Nigerian Muslims and different residents, said “I am quite aware of the difficulties people are facing and working to resolve them.” 

In the statement given by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Malam Garba Shehu, Buhari hoped that this Eid would be a wellspring of gift, harmony, flourishing and security for all Nigerians, focusing on that concurrence and stablilty will prevail in the country.

Appealing to Nigerians to place the interest of the country above self centered interests and "use religion as a motivation for the love of our common humanity", he added "if we are putting the teachings of our religions into practice, most of the evils afflicting our society would have been solved."

The assertion read;

 “Religion shouldn’t just be used as a mere badge of identity, but as a motivator for doing good for our country and humanity.

"The exploitation of the people by traders and the stealing of public funds by civil servants and other holders of public trust is a reflection of the abandonment of the teachings of our religions.

“Our society is a bundle of contradictions. People display external religiosity without fear of God; they make life difficult for others; money becomes their god; leaders abandon their oaths of office by taking money meant for the welfare of the people and divert it to their private pockets.”

Buhari additionally approached all Muslims to think about the meaning of the penance encapsulated by Eid.

The President said "we should show love and care to our neighbours and others while celebrating this spiritually important event in our lives."

He further prompted Muslims "to promote the good virtues of Islam through personal examples and practice,” adding that “Muslims should avoid association with violent extremist ideas that have wrongly given Islam a negative image or poor perception.”President Muhammadu Buhari has said that he won't rest until he brings relief to Nigerians. 

Buhari who talked considering the ongoing security difficulties and expenses of living in the country during his Eid-el Kabir message to Nigerian Muslims and different residents, said "I'm very mindful of the challenges individuals are confronting and attempting to determine them."

In the explanation gave by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Malam Garba Shehu, Buhari communicated trust that this Eid would be a wellspring of gift, harmony, success and security for all Nigerians, focusing on that conjunction and solidness will win in the country.

Interesting to Nigerians to place the interest of the country above narrow minded interests and "use religion as an inspiration for the love of our normal mankind", That's what he added "on the off chance that we are trying the lessons of our religions, the vast majority of the wrongs distressing our general public would have been tackled."

The assertion read;

 "Religion shouldn't simply be utilized as a simple identification of personality, yet as an inspiration for accomplishing something useful for our nation and humankind.

"The double-dealing of individuals by brokers and the taking of public subsidizes by government employees and different holders of public trust is an impression of the deserting of the lessons of our religions.

"Our general public is a heap of logical inconsistencies. Individuals show outside legalism unafraid of God; they cause problems for other people; cash turns into their god; chiefs leave their pledges of office by taking cash implied for the government assistance of individuals and redirect it to their confidential pockets."

Buhari additionally approached all Muslims to think about the meaning of the penance embodied by Eid.

The President said "we ought to show love and care to our neighbors and others while praising this profoundly significant occasion in our lives."

He further prompted Muslims "to advance the great temperances of Islam through private models and work on," adding that "Muslims ought to stay away from relationship with fierce radical thoughts that have wrongly given Islam a negative picture or poor perception."President Muhammadu Buhari has said that he won't rest until he carries help to Nigerians.

Buhari who talked considering the ongoing security difficulties and expenses of living in the country during his Eid-el Kabir message to Nigerian Muslims and different residents, said "I'm very mindful of the challenges individuals are confronting and attempting to determine them."

In the proclamation gave by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Malam Garba Shehu, Buhari communicated trust that this Eid would be a wellspring of gift, harmony, thriving and wellbeing for all Nigerians, focusing on that conjunction and solidness will win in the country.

Interesting to Nigerians to place the interest of the country above self centered interests and "use religion as an inspiration for the love of our normal humankind", That's what he added "on the off chance that we are incorporating the lessons of our religions, the majority of the disasters distressing our general public would have been settled."

The statement read; 

 

 “Religion shouldn’t just be used as a mere badge of identity, but as a motivator for doing good for our country and humanity.

"The exploitation of the people by traders and the stealing of public funds by civil servants and other holders of public trust is a reflection of the abandonment of the teachings of our religions.

“Our society is a bundle of contradictions. People display external religiosity without fear of God; they make life difficult for others; money becomes their god; leaders abandon their oaths of office by taking money meant for the welfare of the people and divert it to their private pockets.”

 

Buhari also called on all Muslims to reflect on the significance of the sacrifice epitomised by Eid.

 

The President said “we should show love and care to our neighbours and others while celebrating this spiritually important event in our lives.”

 

He further advised Muslims “to promote the good virtues of Islam through personal examples and practice,” adding that “Muslims should avoid association with violent extremist ideas that have wrongly given Islam a negative image or poor perception.