The Association of Local Governments of Nigeria has sent its goodwill message to mark this year’s Eid-el-Kabir celebrations.

This was contained in a statement on Monday 19th July 2021from ALGON media Office in Abuja and signed by the National Publicity Secretary Hon Solomon Onah.

The statement read in part, “The Association of Local Governments of Nigeria led by Hon Alabi, Kolade David hereby call on Muslims throughout the Country and beyond to use this year's celebration to reflect on the virtues of peace and security for the development of the Country”, the message went further to cite the exemplary life lived by Prophet Muhammad (S A W) whom he described as peace-loving Father which was amplified
from the festival He instituted through the agency of Prophet Ibrahim and Ismail (upon
them be peace and blessings of Allah) was made manifest.

He said that while many lessons are drawn on this celebration, it is important for both Muslims and Christians to continue to reflect on peace and security which are
irreducible prerequisites for the country’s posterity.

Continuing, the statement quotes “No doubt the family established by Prophet Ibrahim
was a family of faith, piety, and perseverance.

“In other words, every action of these characters, while they were on earth, was destined to be a signifier.

“This to ALGON has
always been an exciting reminder that has without hesitation, encouraged Man to carry out the divine responsibilities without prevarication as Allah always intervenes to turn situations of hopelessness into that of hope and happiness.

“While the Eid-el-Kabir signifies a strong religious duty; it encourages the human
consciousness to put in practice unfettered adherence to signs and good
consequences of faith with constant reminders to walk with the creator in delivering
service to mankind.

“ALGON is strong of the view that the grassroots should always remain at the heart of the leaders to guarantee a better life, peace, security, and welfare of all.

“Also, the security hierarchy should ensure zero tolerance to issues of insecurity, crime,
and criminality from those miscreants to curb breach of law and order especially using
the rural communities as soft targets.

“He said that while awaiting the consideration of its memoranda for the creation of State Police, it is important to use this Sallah opportunity to heighten the call for members of the State Assemblies to unanimously support the creation of State Police as has been supported by the National Assembly.

“It is important that domestic peace is given a chance through the creation of state Police.

“While the celebration lasts, there is a need for renewed compliance with the COVID-19
protocol especially now that the deadly Delta variant has been reported in Nigeria,
eschewing the crowd and avoiding non-essential interstate travels during Sallah are also advised”, the statement concluded.

On this Festive Season, we thank Allah for keeping us all to witness yet another joyous year of celebrations and thanksgiving.

We all must remember to share this special day with friends and family, we must share every moment with people close to us, as directed by the Holy book.

As we slaughter our Rams today, Prophet Muhammad (S. A. W) made it known to us that it is a medium in which we relate and renew our relationship with Allah.

May this Special day bring us Peace, Unity, Progress, Honour, and righteousness while on earth

EID MUBARAK, BRETHREN!

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On this Festive Season, we thank Allah for keeping us all to witness yet another joyous year of celebrations and thanksgiving.

We all must remember to share this special day with friends and family, we must share every moment with people close to us, as directed by the Holy book.

As we slaughter our Rams today, Prophet Muhammad (S. A. W) made it known to us that it is a medium in which we relate and renew our relationship with Allah.

May this Special day bring us Peace, Unity, Progress, Honour, and righteousness while on earth

EID MUBARAK, BRETHREN!

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Is Ghana among the most peaceful countries in Africa? Why?
There are various reasons why Ghana is amongst the top 10 most peaceful countries in Africa.

1 - Ghana is 50% Akan, descendants of ancient farming societies who generally were a peaceful bunch.

2 - Although the Akan are the majority, they do not abuse the other minority tribes.

3 - Ghana is predominately a Christian country. In comparison to the Muslim countries that surround them, Ghana has managed to contain Islamic militants and nomadic groups that often try and disrupt the peace in West Africa.

4 - The Ghanaian government doesn't sponsor terrorism. On the other hand, the government of some other African countries have their hands deep in terrorism. For example, the Nigerian government (primarily run by Fulani Muslims) is tribalistic and actively engages in state-sponsored terrorism to kill various other ethnic groups (who are primarily farmers). Farmers are not safe in Nigeria. The government is importing various Fulani nomads from across Africa to take the land of our farmers. This has triggered food shortages and an insane amount of violence.

5 - The Muslim groups in Ghana are not as brainless as the ones in Nigeria. The Hausa people in Nigeria have for far too long, protected and sympathized with the Fulani nomadic groups (known for being terrorists who invaded West Africa from the north) because the Fulanis were also Muslim.

The Hausa in Ghana are not as weak. They don’t tolerate the Fulani groups as easily as those in Nigeria. Generally speaking, Ghanaians don’t tolerate violence and they certainly wont tolerate the violence carried out by nomadic groups that have destroyed Nigeria (and are trying to destroy the entire West African sub-region). Nigeria, Mali, Central African Republic and parts of Cameroon are currently being destroyed by these nomadic groups.

6 - Ghanaians are very observant of their country’s happenings. When crimes are committed, they talk about it all over social media and rant. Unlike Nigerians, they don’t turn a blind eye to crimes. Nigerians are more selfish. They only care when crimes directly affect them. They are also more tribalistic and don’t care when crimes are committed against other tribes.

7 - Ghanaian military is less corrupt than other West African countries. A few years ago, a group of cattle nomads from outside Ghana tried to annihilate villagers in their farms. The Ghanaian army was swift to catch those criminals and killed them and their cows.


Innocent cows are getting killed because the only language their nomadic owners understand is brutality. It’s 2021 and they don’t want to set up ranches like most civilised nations. They want to roam around, destroy our farming lands, kill innocent people, and be pests to others.

Also, because many of these cattle nomads are black Muslims who are mixed with Berbers. They feel they are above black people and refuse to obey laws in lands ruled by black people.

They never ever try and invade lands in North Africa (where their Arab/Berber masters live). Their terrorist acts are always against the blacks.

Since the Ghanaian military took action against them, they haven’t tried their nonsense in Ghana. But we know cattle nomads love revenge. We know they are secretly plotting revenge. Revenge killings are part of their DNA.

That’s why West Africans must keep both eyes open for these enemies of our blessed fertile lands who are secretly plotting to destroy our peace