The General Manager of the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA), Dr. Babatunde Ajayi, has urged Muslims and Christians to pray for global peace during their respective fasting periods, enabling leaders to focus on good governance that benefits citizenry
Ajayi made this appeal at the agency’s annual Ramadan lecture, themed “From Silence to Sincerity: The Journey Within,” held yesterday at the LASEPA Head Office Alausa,Ikeja.
Represented by the Agency’s Director of Alimosho Zonal office Kayode Bello, he emphasized that unity and peaceful coexistence are crucial for development, regardless of differences in religion, tribe, color, or language.
“LASEPA is one indivisible family, providing quality service to all residents,” Ajayi said, commending the organizers for promoting unity and harmony.
He promised continued support for staff capacity building and quality service delivery.
Keynote speaker Dr. Muhammad Salisu, Chief Imam of Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, discussed Tawakkul (reliance on Allah), urging Muslims to balance hard work with trust in God. He emphasized faith in Qadar (divine decree), striving for success, and accepting outcomes as God’s will.
The event highlighted LASEPA’s commitment to unity, harmony, and service delivery.
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