Election Has Consequences Movement Extends Eid Greetings to Muslim Fraternity
As the blessed eve of Eid Mubarak approaches, Isaac Kwame Ngula Batun, Executive Secretary of the Election Has Consequences Movement, extends warm greetings to Muslim brothers and sisters across Ghana and Africa.
Unity and Solidarity
In his heartfelt message, Batun emphasizes the importance of unity, peace, and solidarity among citizens. He highlights the values of faith, justice, compassion, and accountability that bind people together, stressing that these principles are essential for building a better society.
Empowering Muslim Youth
Batun salutes the resilience and strength of Muslim youth, encouraging them to remain vigilant, informed, and active in shaping their nations’ futures. He reminds them that their choices, especially at the ballot box, have real and lasting consequences.
Renewed Commitment
As Eid symbolizes renewal and hope, Batun calls for a renewed commitment to civic engagement, peace-building, and holding leaders accountable. He urges citizens to work together towards a shared vision of progress and justice.
Eid Mubarak Wishes
Batun wishes Muslims a joyous Eid, praying for peace, purpose, and blessings in their homes, dreams, and efforts towards a brighter tomorrow.
Full Message
“On this blessed eve of Eid Mubarak, I extend my warmest greetings of peace, unity, and solidarity to our cherished Muslim brothers and sisters across Ghana and the entire African continent. As we mark the end of a sacred period of devotion, sacrifice, and self-reflection, let us be reminded of the values that bind us—faith, justice, compassion, and accountability. These are not just religious ideals but foundational principles for building a better, more equitable society for all.
“To the Muslim youth, I salute your resilience, your strength, and your growing voice in shaping the future of our nations. In a time where leadership and civic responsibility are more important than ever, I urge you to remain vigilant, informed, and active. The choices we make—especially at the ballot box—have real and lasting consequences.
“Eid is a time of renewal and hope. Let it also be a time for renewed commitment to civic engagement, peace-building, and holding our leaders accountable. Let us walk forward together—not as strangers divided by tribe, creed, or class—but as comrades bound by a shared vision of progress and justice.
“May this Eid bring you joy, peace, and purpose. May Allah bless your homes, your dreams, and your efforts toward a brighter tomorrow. Eid Mubarak!”
In solidarity,
Isaac Kwame Ngula Batun
Executive Secretary
Election Has Consequences Movement
