EAPEAN President Felicitates with Muslims on Eid-el-Fitr Celebration

The President of the Employers Association for Private Employment Agencies of Nigeria (EAPEAN), Amb. Chief Nzeribe Okegbue, PhD, has extended warm felicitations to Muslim faithful across Nigeria, particularly members of the Association, on the occasion of the Eid-el-Fitr celebration.

In a goodwill message issued on behalf of the National Executive Council, Amb. Okegbue congratulated Muslims on the successful completion of the holy month of Ramadan, describing the period as one of deep spiritual reflection, sacrifice, and renewed commitment to faith and humanity.

He noted that Eid-el-Fitr signifies not only the end of fasting but also the celebration of discipline, compassion, and devotion to the will of Allah. He urged Muslim faithful to sustain the virtues of patience, generosity, and selflessness imbibed during Ramadan in their daily lives.

The EAPEAN President commended Muslim members of the Association for their dedication to professionalism and their contributions to the advancement of the private employment sector in Nigeria. He emphasized the importance of unity, peaceful coexistence, and mutual respect among all members, regardless of religious or cultural differences.

“Eid-el-Fitr is a time of joy, gratitude, and sharing. It is an opportunity to strengthen bonds within our communities and extend love and support to those in need. As an Association, we encourage our members to continue to uphold the values of integrity, hard work, and service to humanity,” he stated.

Amb. Okegbue also called on Nigerians to use the occasion to pray for peace, stability, and economic growth in the country, stressing the need for collective efforts in building a more prosperous and inclusive nation.

He concluded by wishing all Muslim faithful a joyous and peaceful Eid-el-Fitr celebration, praying that the blessings of the season bring continued success and fulfillment to their homes and endeavours.

Eid-el-Fitr is a significant Islamic festival celebrated by Muslims worldwide to mark the end of Ramadan, a month dedicated to fasting, prayer, and charitable acts.