The opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has sent congratulatory to all Muslims across the country as they end the one-month fasting and prayer of Ramadan.

“As the nation in general, and our Muslim brothers and sisters in particular, prepare to observe the Eid tomorrow, it is the wish of the NDC that the festive day will be observed in joyful solemnity; remembering the prayers and cries that were made to Allah,” General Secretary of the NDC, Johnson Asiedu-Nketiah, said in a statement on Thursday 14 June 2018.

Muslims will celebrate the Eid-Ul-Fitr on Friday, 15 June 2018 and the NDC congratulates Muslims who participated in the Ramadan for “living by the tenets of the Holy Quran”.

Meanwhile, the Ghana Police Service has asked all Muslims to be mindful of their personal safety as they celebrate the Eid-Ul-Fitr.

This is captured in the NDC’s statement below:

Blessed Eid-ul-Fitr To All Muslim Brothers And Sisters

It has been a month-long period of, intense fasting and prayers by all Muslims, and the National Democratic Congress (NDC), extends our heartfelt felicitations to all Muslims who allowed the teachings of Islam to put them through the period of, denial, abstinence, penitence, as well as self-sacrifice.

We give immense thanks to Allah the Merciful and Most High, for seeing all our Muslim brothers and sisters through the sacrificial period of prayers and fasting, and we congratulate them for living by the tenets of the Holy Quran.

As the nation in general, and our Muslim brothers and sisters in particular, prepare to observe the Eid tomorrow, it is the wish of the NDC that the festive day will be observed in joyful solemnity; remembering the prayers and cries that were made to Allah.

May the peace and guidance of Allah be upon Mother Ghana now and always, and may this period of the Festival of Breaking Fast, pour more blessings upon our dear Country, Ghana.

Johnson Asiedu-Nketiah
(General Secretary, NDC).

Thursday, June 14, 2018.