The Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, hosted Muslims, Christians and community leaders at Iftar at Lugard House, Lokoja the State capital.
The Governor used the opportunity to appeal for continued religious harmony in the State.
He appealed to religious leaders to always preach sermons that emphasis the areas of similarity in the two religions as both faiths are directed not only one God, the omnipotent.
He called on the people of the State to pray for peace in Nigeria and the government at all levels.
The event was graced by a diverse gathering that included Muslim and Christian leaders, state commissioners, and other dignitaries.
This occasion symbolized not just the spiritual essence of Ramadan, but also the harmony and coexistence among different religious and governmental stakeholders. By bringing together leaders from various backgrounds, the Iftar underscored the administration’s commitment to interfaith dialogue, collaboration, and good governance.
The event served as a platform to strengthen relationships between the government and religious institutions, fostering a shared vision for peace, progress, and unity in Kogi State.
