The Rector of the Federal Polytechnic, Ayede, Dr Taofeek Abdul-Hameed, has rejoiced with the Muslims in the institution and across the country as they mark this year’s Eid-el-Fitri.
He also urged the polytechnic’s members of staff to renew their commitment to their duties.
Abdul-Hameed noted that it is a thing of joy that Muslims and non-Muslims have witnessed another celebration of Eid-II-Fitri, calling for prayers for the Polytechnic and the country.
The Rector enjoined Muslim faithful and public to reflect the spiritual benefits of Ramadan, which include love, peace, and justice in their daily living and, through this, contribute to the development of the community and the nation at large.
He stressed on the need for Muslims to live in the good ways which, according to him, they have exhibited during the fasting period.
The Don, in a statement signed by the Institution’s Public Relations Officer, Mr. Sunday Adepoju, and made available to newsmen, congratulates the Polytechnic community and Muslim faithful across the country.
“On behalf of the Governing Council Chairman of Federal Polytechnic, Ayede, Prof. Dakas C. J. Dakas (SAN) and members, other Principal Officers, I felicitate our Muslim faithful on the occasion of Eid-II-Fitri after the completion of the Ramadan.
“The Holy month provides ample opportunity for our Muslim brothers and sisters to deepen their relationship with Allah (SWT), promote a life of sacrifice, charity and love for one another”, the statement read.
It further enjoined the staff and the newly admitted students to be commitment and allow the teachings of Prophet Muhammed on the festival permeate their daily lives
“I charge our teeming staff to show dedication to their duties, even, as we just started lectures with our very pioneer students this week. The students, on their part, should be studious and be abided by all the rules and regulations put up by the Management of the Polytechnic,” the statement concluded.
