The President of the Nigerian Law Society (NLS), Mela Audu Nunghe, SAN, MCIArb.UK & Bencher, has extended heartfelt greetings to the Muslim community across Nigeria and beyond in celebration of Eid ul-Kabir, a significant religious festival in the Islamic calendar.
In a goodwill message released on Wednesday, Nunghe conveyed warm wishes on behalf of the Nigerian Law Society, lauding the spirit of the occasion and the values it represents.
“Warmest felicitations to our Muslim brothers and sisters on the joyous occasion of Eid ul-Kabir. It is with great pleasure and honor, on behalf of the Nigerian Law Society, that I extend heartfelt greetings to you all,” he said.
He expressed hope that the celebration would bring peace, prosperity, and happiness to all as families and communities come together in unity.
“May this auspicious celebration bring you peace, prosperity, and happiness, as you gather with loved ones to share in the spirit of the occasion,” he added.
Highlighting the deeper meaning of Eid ul-Kabir, the NLS President urged Nigerians to reflect on the values of sacrifice, compassion, and devotion, which the festival embodies. He encouraged citizens to let these principles guide their contributions toward building a united and inclusive nation.
“May the values of sacrifice, compassion, and devotion that define this special day inspire us all to strive for a brighter future, built on the principles of unity, understanding, and mutual respect.”
Mr. Nunghe also emphasized the importance of community, kindness, and generosity, urging everyone to take the opportunity to reflect, reconnect, and recommit to the shared ideals of empathy and justice.
“I wish you a blessed Eid ul-Kabir, filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments with family and friends. May your homes be filled with joy, your hearts with gratitude, and your spirits lifted by the blessings of this special day.”
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