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Rt. Hon. Victor Ochei Preaches Peace, Unity and Patriotism for National Progress at Eid-el-Kabir

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Joel Ajayi 


The President of the Nigeria Tennis Federation, Rt. Hon. Victor Ochei, has felicitated with Muslim faithful across Nigeria and beyond on the occasion of this year’s Eid El Kabir celebration, urging Nigerians to embrace the virtues of peace, sacrifice, tolerance, unity and patriotism for the growth and development of the country.


Rt. Hon. Ochei described Eid El Kabir as a remarkable spiritual celebration that symbolizes obedience, selflessness, compassion and unwavering faith in God, stressing that the lessons of the season should inspire citizens to work collectively towards national unity and progress.


According to him, “Eid El Kabir offers us another opportunity as a people to reflect on the values of sacrifice, love, peaceful coexistence and mutual understanding irrespective of tribe, religion or political affiliation.

Nigeria can only attain sustainable growth and meaningful development when citizens place national interest above personal considerations.”


The former Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly  further called on Nigerians to promote harmony, tolerance and patriotism at all levels, noting that peace and security remain fundamental ingredients for economic prosperity and social stability.


He emphasized that the spirit of togetherness and unity being preached during the festive period should be sustained beyond the celebrations in order to foster an environment where businesses can thrive, investments can flourish and young people can realize their full potentials.


Rt. Hon. Victor Ochei also urged the Muslim Ummah to continue praying for the peace, stability and progress of Nigeria, while encouraging leaders at all levels to remain committed to policies and programmes that will improve the welfare of the people.


“As we celebrate Eid El Kabir, let us renew our commitment to building a nation anchored on justice, peace, unity and shared prosperity.

Together, we can create a safer, stronger and more economically vibrant Nigeria for future generations,” he stated.


He wished all Muslim faithful a joyful, peaceful and spiritually fulfilling Eid El Kabir celebration.

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NHF President Nkom, Prof. Agbo Attend 50th FIH Congress in Doha

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Cyril Ogar

President of the Nigeria Hockey Federation (NHF), Engineer Simon Nkom, and NHF Board Member, Professor Ediga Agbo, are representing Nigeria at the landmark 50th Congress of the International Hockey Federation (FIH) in Doha, Qatar.

The congress brings together hockey leaders and administrators from across the world to deliberate on governance, policy direction and strategies for the future development of the sport.

Their participation provides Nigeria with an opportunity to engage with international stakeholders, exchange ideas and explore initiatives that can strengthen the growth and administration of hockey in the country.

Speaking on the significance of the gathering, Nkom said, “Our participation in this historic congress is an opportunity to learn from global best practices, build strategic relationships and identify initiatives that can contribute to the sustainable development of hockey in Nigeria.”

Agbo also emphasised the importance of translating international engagements into practical progress at home, saying, “The ultimate goal is to ensure that the knowledge and opportunities gained from this congress contribute meaningfully to the development of hockey in Nigeria, particularly in strengthening our structures and creating more opportunities for growth.”

The 50th FIH Congress marks a significant milestone for the international governing body, providing a platform for discussions and decisions that will shape the future of hockey globally.

For Nigeria, the engagement underscores the importance of international collaboration in advancing the sport, strengthening its administration and creating a sustainable pathway for hockey development across the country.

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