- The Epe Kayo Kayo Festival Planning Committee has extended heartfelt congratulations to the Muslim community following the successful completion of the Holy Month of Ramadan.
- In a special Eid-el-Fitr message, the committee prayed for continued blessings, health, and unity for all community members.
- The leadership of the Epe community, including the Mogaji-Ngeri and the Olu Epe-in-Council, were specifically commended for their dedication and spiritual resilience throughout the fasting period.
The Epe Kayo Kayo Festival Planning Committee has joined the global Muslim Ummah in celebrating the 2026 Eid-ul-Fitr, marking the end of the 30-day Ramadan fast.
Eko Hot Blog reports that in a statement released on Friday, March 20, 2026, the committee expressed its joy and gratitude for the successful conclusion of the sacred month, emphasizing the importance of the spiritual journey undertaken by the faithful.
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The message, signed by the Coordinator of the Planning Committee, Barr. Bayo Saliu-Okulu, offered prayers for the community’s well-being.
“We pray that Almighty Allah grants us all the blessings of the Holy Month and to witness more of this sacred season on the surface of the earth, in greater health and unity,” the statement read.
A significant portion of the felicitation was dedicated to the traditional and religious leadership of Epe. The committee gave special recognition to the Mogaji-Ngeri, the Olu Epe-in-Council, the Grand Chief Imam, as well as the Alfas and Bales.
These leaders were praised for their steadfastness and for providing a source of strength and guidance to the community during the holy month.
The Kayo Kayo Festival, which is a major cultural, food, and heritage event in Epe, continues to play a pivotal role in fostering communal bonds.
By identifying with the Muslim community during this religious milestone, the organizers highlighted the festival’s commitment to promoting the rich heritage and peaceful coexistence of the Epe people.
As the Sallah celebrations commence, the committee urged everyone to carry the spirit of discipline and sacrifice learned during Ramadan into their daily lives, ensuring that Epe remains a beacon of cultural pride and religious harmony.
