Niger State Governor, Mohammed Bago, emphasized the need for continued prayers against insecurity in Nigeria in his Eid-el-Fitr message. He appealed to the Muslim faithful to pray not only for peace in their state but also for wisdom for leaders at all levels to govern fairly, aiming to build a more equitable society. Bago acknowledged the significance of Ramadan and praised the Muslim community for their dedication during the fasting period, encouraging them to reflect on the teachings of Islam.

In addition to his call for prayers, Governor Bago highlighted the importance of unity among the Muslim community, suggesting that it could be a catalyst for overcoming security challenges. He urged Muslims to channel the lessons of perseverance and resilience learned during Ramadan into their daily lives, underscoring the need for communal strength to face societal issues. His statements reflect a broader concern for the rising insecurity that has plagued various regions of Nigeria, impacting the country’s socio-economic fabric.

Bago's message also serves as a reminder of the role of religious leaders and communities in advocating for peace and collaboration in Nigeria, especially in these challenging times. His call for prayers signals a collective hope for stability, suggesting that unity among citizens can lead to positive outcomes in addressing the ongoing security crisis. This appeal aligns with national sentiments where many citizens are yearning for peace and development amidst growing unrest and challenges in governance.