Lekki Local Council Development Area, under the leadership of its Executive Chairman, Engr. Rasaki Bamidele Kasali, MNSE, MNATE, joined the Lagos State Government and Conference 57 at the Mobolaji Johnson Stadium, Lagos, for an interfaith prayer ahead of the forthcoming elections.
Epe Insights reports that the gathering brought together political leaders, religious figures and faithful from different backgrounds to seek divine guidance for Lagos State and Nigeria.
The interfaith prayer focused on peace, progress and continued development across the state and the country.
Prayers were also offered for the success of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat in the forthcoming elections.
The Lekki LCDA delegation joined other participants in an atmosphere centred on faith, unity and a shared commitment to the future of Lagos.
The gathering provided an opportunity for leaders and residents to come together beyond political differences.
For Lekki LCDA, the event underscored the importance of unity and collective responsibility in building stronger communities.
Kasali’s participation also reflected the council’s engagement with broader initiatives involving local councils and the Lagos State Government.
The prayer session brought together participants from across the religious divide, reinforcing the message of peaceful coexistence.
Religious leaders and faithful used the occasion to pray for good governance and responsible leadership.
They also sought peace, stability and continued prosperity for Lagos State.
Similar prayers were offered for Nigeria and its continued progress.
The gathering came as political activities continue to build towards the forthcoming elections.
Against this background, the interfaith session provided a platform for participants to place the future of the state and country before God.
The organisers and participants emphasised the importance of faith and unity in addressing the challenges facing society.
For the Lekki LCDA leadership, the gathering was viewed as more than a political assembly.
It was also an expression of the shared aspirations of communities across Lagos.
Kasali’s participation alongside other council leaders further highlighted the role of local government in supporting initiatives that promote unity and peaceful engagement.
The event also provided an opportunity for participants to reflect on the connection between leadership and the welfare of the people.
Beyond political campaigns and elections, the gathering focused attention on the hopes and aspirations of Lagos residents.
Prayers were offered for leaders to remain committed to good governance and the development of their communities.
The participants also prayed for an atmosphere that would support peace and stability before, during and after the elections.
For residents of Lekki LCDA, the message of unity remains particularly important as communities continue to seek improved development and opportunities.
The interfaith gathering demonstrated that people from different religious backgrounds can unite around common aspirations.
These include peace, progress, prosperity and a better future for the people.
The presence of Lekki LCDA at the event also reinforced the council’s participation in activities aimed at strengthening cooperation across Lagos.
Kasali, who led the council, joined other leaders in seeking divine direction for the state and the country.
The prayer session concluded with renewed emphasis on unity, peaceful coexistence and continued development.
The gathering further reflected the shared belief that political leadership should ultimately serve the interests of the people.
As the forthcoming elections draw closer, the call for peace and responsible participation remains central to public discussions.
For Lekki LCDA, the interfaith prayer served as a reminder that political activities should exist alongside a broader commitment to community welfare.
The council reaffirmed the importance of unity, faith and collective responsibility in building a stronger society.
The event therefore brought together political and religious stakeholders around a common hope for Lagos and Nigeria.
With prayers for peace, good governance and prosperity, participants expressed optimism for a positive future.
The gathering at the Mobolaji Johnson Stadium ultimately reinforced the message that despite differences in political or religious affiliation, residents share a common interest in the continued progress of Lagos State and Nigeria.
