"Eid-El-Kabir Message: Dr. Awwal Emphasizes Importance of Education, Skills for Youths"




By Abdurrahman Abdullahi, Kaduna





The Director-General of the Youth Reformation and Leadership Skills Development Foundation, Dr. Awwal Abdullahi Aliyu, has extended his warmest felicitations to Muslims around the world as they celebrate the sacred Eid-El-Kabir. In a statement, Dr. Awwal called on Muslims to intensify prayers for peace, unity, and stability in Nigeria.

"We must also pray for improvement and development in our country," Dr. Awwal said. "May Allah guide our leaders and provide them with wisdom to make decisions that will benefit the nation." He emphasized the importance of security, urging Nigerians to pray for peace and work towards creating an environment conducive to growth and development.

Dr. Awwal urged the Federal Government to provide an enabling environment for industries to thrive, creating jobs and stimulating economic growth. "This will create jobs, stimulate economic growth, and improve the standard of living for Nigerians," he said.

The Director-General emphasized the importance of education and skills acquisition for youths, saying it would empower them to become self-reliant and contribute to national development. "Restiveness and agitation can be reduced if our youths are educated and empowered," he added. "Let us work towards creating opportunities for our youths to acquire skills and become productive members of society."

Dr. Awwal's foundation is committed to working with government and stakeholders to promote youth development and empowerment. "We will continue to advocate for policies and programs that will benefit our youths and promote national development," he said.

As Muslims celebrate Eid-El-Kabir, Dr. Awwal urged Nigerians to work towards building a harmonious and inclusive society. "We must learn to live together in peace and harmony," he said, expressing gratitude to partners and well-wishers who have supported his foundation's work.

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