The President and Founder of the African Children Talent Discovery Foundation (ACTDF), Engr. Noah Dallaji, has called for national unity and a spirit of sacrifice as the Muslim Ummah celebrates Eid al-Fitr.

​In a statement released to the press, Engr. Dallaji congratulated Muslims across Nigeria and the globe for the successful completion of the holy month of Ramadan. He noted that the period of fasting, prayer, and reflection serves as a vital reminder of the values of discipline and empathy required to build a stronger society.

​”Wishing you a peaceful celebration,” Dallaji stated. “May Allah answer all our prayers and grant us our heart desires. Eid al-Fitr Mubarak.”

​The ACTDF President emphasized that the conclusion of Ramadan should not mark the end of the lessons learned, but rather the beginning of a renewed commitment to humanitarian service. He highlighted that the foundation remains steadfast in its mission to discover and nurture the talents of underprivileged children across the continent, an effort he believes aligns with the Islamic principles of charity and community support.

​”As we celebrate, let us remember the less fortunate among us,” the statement continued. “The progress of our nation depends on our collective ability to uplift one another and provide a platform for our youth to excel.”

​Engr. Dallaji urged Nigerians to use the festive occasion to pray for the peace and prosperity of the country, while encouraging a celebration marked by moderation and gratitude.

​The African Children Talent Discovery Foundation (ACTDF) has been at the forefront of various social interventions in Nigeria, focusing on education, sports, and the arts as vehicles for youth empowerment and national development.

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