She appealed to parents and guardians to teach their children and wards to eschew violence and other social vices.
According to a statement, Adebule made the call while felicitating with Muslims on the Islamic celebration, even as she added that the only harmonious coexistence could strengthen unity in the country.
“The festive period calls for sober reflection, appreciation of God’s mercies in the state and thanksgiving for peace and progress.
“The deputy governor, while praising Lagosians for maintaining harmonious coexistence in the challenging period of insecurity in the country, admonished them to continue to live together with mutual respect and tolerance for one another so that they can continue to enjoy good governance, economic prosperity and a safer Lagos.
“She urged parents and guardians to teach their children and wards to eschew violence and refuse to be lured into anti-social activities during and after the celebration.
“Adebule called for moderate celebration and sharing with neighbours in consonance with the lifestyle of Prophet Muhammed.”
