There is renewed hope for peace and tranquillity among residents of Zamfara State as Muslims across the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of 30 days of Ramadan fasting.
In the state capital, Gusau, worshippers gathered at the Eid prayer ground, united in faith and a shared desire for a more peaceful future.
It was a solemn yet joyful convergence of the Muslim Ummah, as men, women, and children observed the two raka’at Eid prayers led by the Imam signifying the end of Ramadan.
Moments after the prayers, emotions ran deep. For many residents, this year’s Eid is more than a celebration, it is a heartfelt appeal for lasting peace in a state that has faced years of insecurity.
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Residents expressed cautious optimism, urging leaders to prioritize security and avoid politicizing the challenges facing the state.
Representing Governor Dauda Lawal, Deputy Governor Mani Mummuni called for continued prayers and collective responsibility in sustaining peace.
As families celebrate and communities reconnect, residents of Zamfara state hold on to the belief that the prayers offered during Ramadan will bring lasting relief and that peace will not just be hoped for but fully realized.
(Editor: Ebuwa Omo-Osagie)
