Businessmen Urged To Fear God, Avoid Exploitation During Ramadan

By Ibrahim Muhammad Kano The  National Ambassador of NATA. former President of the Nigerian Automobile Technicians Association (...

By Ibrahim Muhammad Kano

The  National Ambassador of NATA. former President of the Nigerian Automobile Technicians Association (NATA).Amb. Engineer Dr. Magaji Muhammad Sani, has appealed to traders, especially those selling essential goods, to fear God and refrain from exploiting people during Ramadan for excessive profit.

Amb .Engineer Dr.Magaji Sani emphasized the importance of sustaining good deeds beyond Ramadan and urged people to prioritize compassion and fairness. He noted that some individuals, particularly youths, tend to neglect their religious duties after Ramadan, highlighting the need for lasting spiritual growth.

He  stressed that fasting teaches empathy for those who hunger, and encouraged those with means to help the less fortunate. He called on leaders and individuals in positions of authority to support the vulnerable and urged the community to seek Allah's guidance and solution to societal challenges.

National Ambassador of NATA. Engineer Dr Magaji Muhammad Sani emphasized that people should demonstrate their struggles and rely on Allah for solutions, saying, "We show him our efforts and circumstances; we have no way out, the solution is with him, let us beg him to help us and alleviate our suffering and hardship."