Professor Badmus tasks Muslims on reliance on God

By Sam Kaye

A guest lecturer Professor Badmus Yusuf has called on Muslim to rely only on God for anything they embark on before , during and after the on going Ramadan fast.

Delivering a lecture titled “Navigating Economic Difficulties in Nigeria through Reliance on Allah,” at the annual Ramadan lectures at the Obafemi Awolowo University recently, the Guest Lecturer, Professor Badmus Yusuf, urged Muslims to uphold the Islamic principles of divine reliance, equitable resource distribution through Zakat and Sadaqah (obligatory and voluntary charity), plus compassion for the less privileged in society.

Professor Yusuf advised against wasteful spending and immoral behaviour during the holy month of Ramadan, calling on faithfuls to embody discipline and self-restraint in all their endeavors.

Chairman of the occasion, Professor Yusu Ali, a senior advocate of Nigeria expressed gratitude to Zulum for his generosity and commitment to fostering unity across various communities in Nigeria.

Professor Babagana Zulum, however urged Muslim faithfuls to embrace the virtues of piety, charity and moderation as enshrined in the Holy Qur’an and the teachings of the Prophet.

He highlighted the values of Ramadan as essential tools for fostering a resilient, patriotic and charitable citizenry in Nigeria.

Governor Zulum also made these remarks during the Annual Ramadan Lecture at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), held in the University campus in Ile-Ife.

Zulum who was the Special Guest of Honour at the event, called on Muslims to remain prayerful, patriotic, and patient throughout the holy month.

He further encouraged Muslims to promote religious tolerance, engage in philanthropic endeavours, and serve as exemplary Ambassadors of Islam, fostering unity and understanding with other faith communities.

Governor Babagana Zulum, on behalf of the people and government of Borno State, donated the sum of ₦50 million to support charitable initiatives, fraternity, and communal harmony within the OAU Muslim Community.

Chairman of the occasion, Professor Yusu Ali, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria expressed gratitude to Zulum for his generosity and commitment to fostering unity across various communities in the country.

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