Nigeria Youths Congress Implore Engr Seyi Makinde To Give More Attention To Youths!


*RAMADAN GREETING!!!*

ASALAMU ALAIKUM WARAMATULILLAH WA BARAKATUHU!!!

The Chairman of the Nigerian Youths Congress in Oyo state *(Hon Abdulfatai A OLAGBENRO)* popularly known as *LeGaCy* has sent an appeal to the state government and the Religious Leaders across the State.

As the special month of every year that comes just once in a year has come and trying to leave again, Am talking about the Holy month *ALLAH* personally crowed to be the king of every other months. Remember this is the only Month that comes and cleanse out of us our sins and wrongdoing.

It's Godly to remind us all that Ramadan is not only for fasting but also to feed to have-not, help the needy, guard our tongue, be wary of judging others wrongly and consequently to forgive our offenders.

My supplication this year is that, may we all find the utmost source of bliss, peace, happiness and gaiety. Enjoy each and every enlightenment moment of Ramadan. may we all be granted the privilege to witness more prosperous months of uncountable Ramadan on Earth with ease and good conditions.

It's also imperative to appeal to our dearly governor of the pace setter State *(Engr. Seyi MAKINDE)* to remain steadfast with all his campaign promises by making the Youths more participatory in decision making of his Administration.

And Lastly, I plea with all our religion leaders across the pace setter State to please include our dearly country at this trying period in both their secret and most open prayers to overcome the ongoing scourge of Covid 19 that seems unbearable to our dearly country economy.
     
 *RAMADAN MUBARAK!!!*

                      *Signed:*
*Hon Abdulfatai A. OLAGBENRO*
                 *LeGaCy*
        *Oyo State Chairman*
     *Nigerian Youths Congress*

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