She praised the efforts of the Gusau Local Government Chairman, Barrister Abubakar Imam, for his forward-thinking leadership and unwavering dedication to improving the lives of people at the grassroots level. According to her, the mosque project is a clear demonstration of the local government’s commitment to enhancing both the social and spiritual well-being of residents. This initiative, she noted, aligns seamlessly with the broader developmental goals set by the Zamfara State Government under Governor Dauda Lawal’s administration.
Hajiya Huriyya emphasized that the construction of Masjid Huriyya is just one of many community-focused projects spearheaded by the Gusau Local Government Chairman. These initiatives, she explained, are designed to ensure efficient service delivery and foster inclusive growth across various sectors, ultimately benefiting the people. She offered prayers for divine guidance, wisdom, and strength for the Chairman and all other leaders who are working tirelessly to serve the public with honesty and compassion.
Addressing the local community, the First Lady urged residents to take full responsibility for the mosque’s upkeep, stressing the importance of proper maintenance to preserve its sanctity and functionality. She reminded everyone that such public facilities are vital not only for spiritual nourishment but also for fostering moral development and social cohesion. By caring for the mosque, she said, the community would ensure it remains a beacon of hope, a place for prayer, and a hub for strengthening communal bonds.
In her closing remarks, Hajiya Huriyya encouraged worshippers to use the upcoming holy month of Ramadan as an opportunity to seek divine intervention for lasting peace, unity, and prosperity in Zamfara State. She reiterated the government’s dedication to creating an environment where all citizens can thrive, promising continued efforts to improve living standards and promote sustainable development. The mosque, she added, stands as a testament to what can be achieved when leaders and communities work together with a shared vision for progress.
The event was attended by local officials, religious leaders, and community members, all of whom expressed their appreciation for the project. Many praised the First Lady for her humility and her active involvement in initiatives that uplift the people. The naming of the mosque after her was seen as a fitting tribute to her contributions to the state’s development and her commitment to fostering harmony among its people.
As the ceremony concluded, attendees joined in prayers for the success of the new mosque and for the continued growth of Zamfara State. The atmosphere was one of hope and optimism, with many looking forward to the positive impact the mosque would have on the community. The First Lady’s words resonated deeply, reminding everyone of the power of faith, unity, and collective effort in building a brighter future.
