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Senator Sir Kelvin Chukwu, representing Enugu East Senatorial Zone, on Sunday extended his felicitations to the Muslim community in Enugu State on the occasion of this year’s Eid-El-Kabir celebration.

Speaking at the event, Senator Chukwu, who was represented by his Chief of Staff, Hon. Victor Eneh, expressed his gratitude to the Hausa community for their support during the 2023 elections.

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He acknowledged their significant role in his victory and emphasized the importance of continued peaceful coexistence between the Muslim community and the host communities in Enugu.

“The contributions and support of the Hausa community were instrumental in our electoral success. It is crucial that we all continue to foster harmony and peaceful living among ourselves,” Chukwu stated.

The event saw the presence of several notable personalities, including the Chairman of the Southeast Traditional Rulers Council, Igwe Dr. Samuel Ikechukwu Asadu; Chairman, traditional rulers council in Enugu East senatorial zone, HRH Igwe Dr. Emma Ugwu; Managing Director of Afia TV, Dr. Emeka Mbah, President, Christian Association of Nigeria, Enugu state chapter, Chairman, Ohaneze Ndigbo Enugu state, Prof. Fred Eze, anong other distinguished guests.

Senator Chukwu also took the opportunity to highlight the importance of unity and diversity, urging all communities in Enugu to work together for the collective progress of the state.

“The diversity in our state is a strength that we must harness for our collective development. Let us continue to support one another and work towards a peaceful and prosperous Enugu State,” he added.

The celebration was marked with various activities that showcased the rich cultural heritage of the Muslim community, further strengthening the bonds between different ethnic and religious groups in the state.

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