The Executive Director of Jashabel Touch-A-Heart Foundation (JTAH Foundation), Favour Benson, has congratulated Muslim faithful on the successful completion of Ramadan, urging Nigerians to embrace the deeper meaning of Eid-el-Fitr through acts of compassion and service to humanity.
In her Eid message, Benson highlighted the significance of the season as not just a celebration, but a reminder of shared responsibility towards one another, particularly the vulnerable and underserved in society. She noted that the essence of Ramadan goes beyond fasting, encouraging individuals to carry forward the spirit of empathy, generosity, and selflessness.
Speaking from a humanitarian perspective, she called on citizens, organisations, and community leaders to use the festive period as an opportunity to uplift those in need, promote inclusion, and foster stronger support systems across communities.
According to her, building a caring society requires intentional efforts, and occasions like Eid-el-Fitr present a powerful moment to reflect on how collective kindness can drive meaningful change.
She further encouraged families and communities to celebrate responsibly while strengthening bonds of unity, tolerance, and mutual respect.
Benson concluded by wishing all Muslim faithful a joyful Eid celebration filled with peace, renewed strength, and lasting happiness.
Eid Mubarak.
*About Jashabel Touch-A-Heart Foundation (JTAH Foundation)*
JTAH Foundation is a registered non-governmental and non-profit organisation based in Lagos, Nigeria. The foundation is dedicated to promoting the rights and welfare of women, girls, and vulnerable individuals.
Since its establishment, JTAH Foundation has focused on Advocacy, Counselling, Intervention (ACI) – addressing issues such as domestic and gender-based violence, poverty, and social injustice. Through awareness campaigns, stakeholder conferences, and charity initiatives, the foundation continues to touch lives, inspire hope, and strengthen communities, particularly among women and young girls in underserved areas.
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