Distinguished Senator Mukail Adetokunbo Abiru, representing Lagos East Senatorial District, has hosted a spiritually uplifting Ramadan Lecture at the Epe Local Government Secretariat.
Epe Insights reports that the lecture attracted Islamic scholars, community leaders and residents from across Epe Division. The gathering provided a platform for reflection, prayer and renewed commitment to faith and unity during the holy month.
Speaking at the event, Senator Abiru described Ramadan as a sacred season of devotion, sacrifice and compassion. He stressed the importance of strengthening moral values and fostering peaceful coexistence within communities.
“Ramadan is a time for deep reflection, renewed faith and a collective commitment to building a more united and morally conscious society,” he stated.
The Senator urged residents to uphold the virtues of patience, discipline and generosity beyond the fasting period. He noted that sustainable progress begins with personal transformation and a shared sense of responsibility.
According to him, the lessons of Ramadan should inspire collective action toward peace and development. He called on residents to work together for the advancement of Epe and the wider Lagos East Senatorial District.
Among dignitaries present was the Executive Chairman of Epe Local Government, Surah Olayemi Animashaun. She commended Senator Abiru for promoting initiatives that encourage spiritual growth and social cohesion.
Community leaders described the lecture as timely and impactful. They noted that such gatherings strengthen unity and reinforce shared values among residents.
Islamic scholars at the event offered prayers for peace, stability and sustained development across Epe Division. They encouraged faithful to remain steadfast in righteous conduct.
The Ramadan Lecture forms part of Senator Abiru’s broader engagement with constituents. Observers say the initiative reflects his commitment to values-driven leadership and inclusive community development.
Residents expressed appreciation for the platform, describing it as a unifying moment for reflection and renewed purpose.
