Popular Fuji music star and cultural ambassador, Ambassador Sulaimon Adio, popularly known as Atawewe, has extended warm greetings to Muslims across Nigeria and the world as they celebrate this year’s Eid-El-Kabir.
In a message shared to commemorate the Islamic festival, Atawewe described Eid-El-Kabir as a sacred season that emphasizes faith, obedience, sacrifice, and love for humanity.
> “Eid-El-Kabir reminds us of the unwavering devotion of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and the importance of humility, selflessness, and total submission to the will of Almighty Allah,” he said.
He urged Nigerians, regardless of their religious or ethnic backgrounds, to use the occasion to promote peace, unity, and compassion in their communities.
> “This celebration is beyond the slaughtering of rams or sharing of meals—it is a time to renew our connection with Allah and strengthen our bond as one people. Let us extend kindness to the less privileged and continue to pray for our country’s peace and progress,” Atawewe added.
The Fuji artist also expressed deep appreciation to his fans and supporters for their unwavering loyalty over the years, assuring them of his continued commitment to promoting positive values and rich cultural heritage through music.
He concluded his message with his signature phrase, “Etu O Si, Oba O Je,” which underscores the values of respect, humility, and cultural pride.
> “May this Eid bring blessings to our homes, joy to our hearts, and peace to our land. Eid Mubarak!” he said.
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