The wife of Lagos State governor, Mrs. Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, has urged Nigerians to exhibit humility in their interaction with one another.
She said this at the weekend in a goodwill message at the Lailatul-Qadri Prayer held at the State House Mosque in Agidingbi, Ikeja.
Addressing the congregation, Dr. Sanwo-Olu highlighted the significance of Lailatul-Qadri, known as the Night of Majesty, which was regarded as the holiest night in Islam.
She advised Muslims to seek divine mercy, forgiveness and guidance, saying Ramadan was not only a time for spiritual reflection, but also an opportunity to practise virtues such as kindness, patience and humility.
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She said people should reflect on the teachings of Islam and pray for the progress of Lagos State.
The event featured a thought-provoking lecture by Sheikh Luqman Balogun from the Conference of Islamic Organisations (CIO), Lagos, who underscored the importance of humility as a core character trait of a devout Muslim.
The event was also attended by the Head of Service, Mr. Bode Agoro, and the Body of Permanent Secretaries.