NCWS Delegation Attends Interfaith Breaking of Fast at Presidential Villa Abuja
The National President, National Council of Women Societies (NCWS), Nigeria, Princess Edna D. D. Azura (Kwatam Mutaku), led a delegation of her members to the Interfaith Breaking of Fast (Iftar & Lent), hosted by Our Dear Mother and Grand Patron, Her Excellency, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, CON, First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
The event, held at the Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja, brought together a high-profile and distinguished gathering of women leaders and national stakeholders. Attendees included female senators and ministers, wives of members of the House of Representatives, members of the judiciary, First Ladies from various states, heads of government agencies, religious leaders, as well as representatives of civil society and the media.
The NCWS delegation included national officers and members such as Haj Binta the 2nd Vice President, NCWS Nigeria; Mrs Comfort Ahua Ngobua, the National Newsletter Editor; Barr. Ebi Austin, Mni, Standing Committee Member, NCWS; and Hajia Aisha Ringo Baba, President of the NCWS FCT Chapter, past presidents of NCWS FCT Chapter among others.
The interfaith gathering was convened to promote unity, spiritual reflection, and national cohesion during the overlapping sacred observances of Ramadan and Lent. The convergence of these two significant religious periods was widely acknowledged as a symbolic opportunity to strengthen peaceful coexistence and mutual understanding among Nigerians.
The programme featured prayers, goodwill messages, and reflections centered on the theme of service with excellence, compassion, and integrity in public life. Speakers emphasized the importance of ethical leadership, empathy, and accountability as critical values for national development.
In her address, the First Lady underscored the need for unity across religious and social divides, noting that Nigeria’s strength lies in its diversity. She encouraged women to continue playing active roles in fostering peace, supporting families, and contributing to national progress through mentorship and value-driven leadership.
The event was marked by a spirit of harmony and collaboration, with participants reaffirming their shared commitment to promoting peace, tolerance, and inclusive development across the country.
The programme concluded with prayers for the peace, stability, and continued progress of Nigeria.
