The Ramadan season will be over tomorrow, capped with Eid-el Fitri celebartions.

Here are samples of the goodwill messages by political leaders to Nigerians:

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“The change we desire as promised by the APC requires our collective effort to make it a reality. We must individually and collectively make sacrifices where necessary to help the APC leadership move Nigeria on the right path of development and growth…

“God has given us another opportunity at greatness and at getting things right. Not many nations have this same chance. Nigeria has and we must all work to make the change we so desire. The APC government led by President Buhari is set on an irrevocable path to reverse Nigeria’s decline and determined to be meticulous, consistent and people oriented in its approach”.

•Atiku:

“As Muslims, we must live our lives by the examples of Prophet Muhammed in ensuring that we build peace and common understanding in our families and our communities.

“As citizens of Nigeria, we must come together to close old gaps and create new understanding that will ensure that the political leadership succeeds in the objective of giving us a new beginning as a country.

“Let us use the end of the Ramadan fasting to promote a re-awakening of peace and unity in our personal lives, our communities and in Nigeria at large,” Atiku said.

•Saraki:

“At this point in our national life, unity among all the different ethnic and religious groups will usher in peace and peace can only engender progress and development. We, therefore, need to learn to live together in peace, tolerate one another and eschew actions which can threaten the peace of the nation.

“Muslims, in particular, should continue to demonstrate the fact that the meaning of Islam is peace, and therefore, we should learn to live in peace with people of other faith and tolerate each other.

“We should also remember our fellow citizens in the North-Eastern part of the country who are being assailed by insurgents who call themselves Boko Haram,’’ Saraki said.