**"A Season of Prayers: Why Nigerians Should Avoid Protests over US-Israel-Iran Conflict"** As Nigeria observes the holy month of Ramadan, the country's Muslim faithful are called upon to focus on prayers and peace, rather than taking to the streets in protest over the escalating conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran. The Lagos State body of Imams and Islamic Clerics, comprising respected leaders in the faith, have issued a cautionary statement advising Nigerians to steer clear of such demonstrations. In a statement delivered by Chief Missioner of the Ansar-ud-Deen Society, Sheikh Abdul Rahman Ahmad, the group emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and order in the country. With the recent spike in global tensions and the potential for unrest, Nigerians are being urged to exercise restraint and allow the diplomatic channels to resolve the conflict. The Imams' stance is informed by the need to protect the lives and property of citizens, as well as to prevent any disruption to the country's fragile peace. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has significant implications for Nigeria and the entire world. The stakes are high, and the potential consequences of a full-blown war are dire. In such a scenario, Nigeria's fragile economy and the country's ongoing struggle to contain insecurity would be severely affected. By avoiding protests, Nigerians can help to prevent any escalation of tensions that could have far-reaching consequences for the country. Moreover, the Imams' call for calm is also a reflection of the Islamic values of peace, tolerance, and respect for life. In the holy month of Ramadan, Muslims around the world are reminded of the importance of living in harmony with one another and with the world around them. By heeding the Imams' advice, Nigerians can demonstrate their commitment to these values and contribute to creating a more peaceful and stable society. In conclusion, the Lagos State body of Imams and Islamic Clerics' caution against protests over the US-Israel-Iran conflict is a timely reminder of the importance of peace and restraint in these uncertain times. By staying away from demonstrations, Nigerians can help to prevent any escalation of tensions and contribute to maintaining the country's fragile peace.