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Dayo Israel Congratulates Muslim Faithful on Eid-el-Kabir, Urges Nigerian Youths to Put God First in All Endeavours
The National Youth Leader of the All-Progressives Congress (APC), Dayo Israel, has congratulated Muslim faithful across Nigeria and around the world on the celebration of Eid Kabir, describing the season as a period of sacrifice, obedience, faith, and total submission to the will of Almighty Allah.
In his goodwill message to commemorate the festival, Dayo Israel charged Nigerian youths to embrace the timeless virtues of discipline, humility, perseverance, and Godliness, noting that true success can only be achieved when God remains at the centre of every endeavour.
He emphasized that Eid Kabir serves as a powerful reminder of the rewards of faith, dedication, and sacrifice, urging young Nigerians not to lose hope despite prevailing challenges in the country.
According to him, Nigerian youths possess enormous potential capable of transforming the nation positively if they remain focused, hardworking, and committed to righteous values.
“As we celebrate Eid Kabir, I encourage Nigerian youths to always put God first in all their endeavours. The story of Prophet Ibrahim teaches us obedience, sacrifice, and unwavering faith in God. These virtues are necessary for every young person striving for success and greatness in life and nation-building,” Dayo Israel stated.
He further called on youths to continue promoting peace, unity, tolerance, and national cohesion, while also supporting efforts aimed at building a stronger and more prosperous Nigeria and in conclusion prayed for renewed blessings, peace, and prosperity for Muslim faithful and all Nigerians during the festive season.
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has been declared the winner of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential primary election after the results from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) were officially announced.
Tunde Ogbeha, the returning officer of the ADC presidential primary election made the announcement on Wednesday night.
The development followed the resumption of the collation process. The ADC had on Tuesday night adjourned the collation of the nationwide exercise, with the results from 12 states still outstanding at the time.
Following the final collation of the remaining states, the official figures showed Atiku polling a total of 1,855,787 votes to secure the party’s ticket. He maintained a wide margin over his closest rival, former Minister of Transportation Rotimi Amaechi, who secured 509,397 votes, while former banker Mohammed Hayatu-Deen recorded 180,903 votes.
According to the breakdown of the state-by-state results, Hayatu-Deen won Kwara State, while Amaechi secured victories in Bayelsa and Rivers states. Atiku won the remaining states and the FCT to claim the overall victory.
ADC Presidential Primary Final Result:
1. Atiku 1,855,787
2. Amaechi 509,397
3. Hayatudeen 180,903
Total votes cast 2,546,457
Breakdown:
1. Kebbi
Amaechi — 5,931
Atiku — 65,523
Hayatu-Deen — 454
2. Anambra
Amaechi — 17,085
Atiku — 58,566
Hayatu-Deen — 7,861
3. Abia
Amaechi — 18,339
Atiku — 25,153
Hayatu-Deen — 2,264
4. Ekiti
Amaechi — 1,574
Atiku — 18,395
Hayatu-Deen — 149
5. Ondo
Amaechi — 6,031
Atiku — 18,287
Hayatu-Deen — 875
6. Gombe
Amaechi — 1,140
Atiku — 136,933
Hayatu-Deen — 455
7. FCT
Amaechi — 14,721
Atiku — 18,704
Hayatu-Deen — 5,576
8. Oyo
Amaechi — 1,553
Atiku — 23,011
Hayatu-Deen — 568
9. Imo
Amaechi — 7,659
Atiku — 52,222
Hayatu-Deen — 1,121
10. Yobe
Amaechi — 300
Atiku — 44,841
Hayatu-Deen — 365
11. Nasarawa
Amaechi — 13,656
Atiku — 41,649
Hayatu-Deen — 6,774
12. Enugu
Amaechi — 15,127
Atiku — 33,879
Hayatu-Deen — 669
13. Benue
Amaechi — 30,881
Atiku — 55,177
Hayatu-Deen — 22,141
14. Osun
Amaechi — 72
Atiku — 12,321
Hayatu-Deen — 4,558
15. Kogi
Amaechi — 23,573
Atiku — 48,351
Hayatu-Deen — 9,173
16. Taraba
Amaechi — 25,150
Atiku — 48,523
Hayatu-Deen — 8,369
17. Kano
Amaechi — 9,994
Atiku — 155,595
Hayatu-Deen — 15,914
18. Akwa Ibom
Amaechi — 20,343
Atiku — 17,623
Hayatu-Deen — 2,054
19. Adamawa
Amaechi — 1,896
Atiku — 177,141
Hayatu-Deen — 18,949
20. Sokoto
Amaechi — 292
Atiku — 63,823
Hayatu-Deen — 319
21. Zamfara
Amaechi — 191
Atiku — 60,500
Hayatu-Deen — 446
22. Borno
Amaechi — 2493
Atiku — 86,084
Hayatu-Deen — 23,011
23. Ebonyi
Amaechi — 6,400
Atiku — 1,210
Hayatu-Deen — 4,840
24. Niger
Amaechi — 10,560
Atiku — 79,206
Hayatu-Deen — 15,840
25. Plateau
Amaechi — 13,494
Atiku — 47,559
Hayatu-Deen — 3,330
26. Ogun
Amaechi — 10,158
Atiku — 25,634
Hayatu-Deen — 567
27. Jigawa
Amaechi — 1,241
Atiku — 51,238
Hayatu-Deen — 848
28. Katsina
Amaechi — 31,198
Atiku — 74,444
Hayatu-Deen — 17,951
29. Cross River
Amaechi — 16,163
Atiku — 17,461
Hayatu-Deen — 1,111
30. Delta
Amaechi — 35,325
Atiku — 10,023
Hayatu-Deen — 6,032
31. Lagos
Amaechi — 6,791
Atiku — 37,783
Hayatu-Deen — 2,144
32. Rivers
Amaechi — 115,650
Atiku — 912
Hayatu-Deen — 1,142
33. Bayelsa
Amaechi — 21,404
Atiku — 1,470
Hayatu-Deen — 439
34. Edo
Amaechi — 9,326
Atiku — 15,918
Hayatu-Deen — 1,888
35. Bauchi
Amaechi — 1,127
Atiku — 115,410
Hayatu-Deen — 1,845
36. Kwara
Amaechi — 7,195
Atiku — 6,805
Hayatu-Deen — 8,442
37. Kaduna
Amaechi — 5,454
Atiku — 108,784
Hayatu-Deen — 2,434
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