The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Council, has extended heartfelt Ramadan greetings to Muslim journalists in the FCT, encouraging them to embrace the values of compassion, unity, and self-discipline during this sacred month.
In a statement signed by Jide Oyekunle, Secretary of the Council, the NUJ FCT Chairman, Comrade Grace Ike, described Ramadan as a period of deep spiritual reflection and an opportunity to renew one’s commitment to service, truth, and fairness in journalism.
“During this month of fasting and prayer, may our hearts be filled with gratitude for the blessings we receive and the privilege we have to serve our communities with truth and fairness,” the statement read. “It is a time to reaffirm the values of empathy, humility, and service—not only in our personal lives but also in our role as journalists committed to informing the public with accuracy and integrity.”
Comrade Ike emphasized the significance of Ramadan in fostering solidarity and compassion. She urged journalists to remain steadfast in their professional responsibilities despite the challenges they encounter.
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“The month of Ramadan symbolizes a time of reflection, compassion, and generosity, where individuals and communities come together to support one another and extend kindness to those in need,” she said.
She further encouraged all journalists, regardless of their religious background, to use the Ramadan period for introspection, strengthening unity within the media community, and recommitting to ethical journalism.
The statement concluded with prayers for peace, blessings, and prosperity for all Muslim faithful and their families, expressing hope that the spirit of Ramadan would inspire wisdom, courage, and compassion in all.
