In his personal message on Wednesday in Abuja, Mr Marwa described Eid-el-Kabir as a period that reinforces the values of sacrifice and compassion.
The president of the Alumni Association of the National Institute, Emmanuel Okafor, has urged Nigerians to embrace unity, responsive leadership, and tolerance.
“We remember with pride our gallant troops who continue to make enormous sacrifices to ensure a peaceful and secure Nigeria,” said Mr Oluyede.
The speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly, Adebo Ogundoyin, has appealed to Muslims to observe Eid-el-Kabir by praying for the release of kidnapped Oriire students.
Governor Babagana Zulum has reassured commitment to security and the resettlement of those who were displaced by the insurgents.
Governor Peter Mbah has congratulated Muslims nationwide on Eid-el-Kabir, urging unity, tolerance, sacrifice and hope among Nigerians.
The Nigerian Air Force says it killed several terrorists during a counter-terrorism air campaign in Borno.
The discounted service begins on Tuesday, May 26, and ends Monday, June 1.
“No overloading, wearing of life jackets is mandatory, no night travel, no alcohol consumption, and operators must ensure proper weather checks before any journey,” he said.
According to the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), nine in 10 Nigerian children have experienced at least one form of online risk.
