My fellow Liberians,

I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to Muslims across our country for observing a very disciplined, peaceful, and reflective Ramadan. It has been a quiet and beautiful period of worship, sacrifice, and devotion, and I am truly proud of the spirit with which it was observed.

I also want to sincerely thank all Liberians, including our fellow citizens of other faiths, who prayed with us, identified with us, respected us, and stood with us throughout this holy month. Your solidarity, understanding, and kindness reflect the very best of Liberia.

This peaceful Ramadan is a good sign for our country. It shows that people of different faiths can live together in peace and harmony. It shows that we are maturing as a nation and growing beyond division, intolerance, and religious bigotry. We must continue to embrace the strength that our diversity brings and use it to build a more united and peaceful Liberia.

I also wish to thank our leaders, including the President of Liberia, for identifying with the Muslim community during this sacred season. Such gestures of unity and inclusion strengthen the bonds that hold us together as one people and one nation.

As we celebrate Eid, I want to wish all Muslims and non-Muslims alike a joyful Eid Mubarak. May God bless Liberia. May He continue to bring peace to our land. May we never again descend into chaos, but always uphold democracy as the only path through which we express our disagreements peacefully, respectfully, and civilly.

Thank you, and may God bless you all.