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Be Good Ambassadors to Islám, NASFAT – Worldwide President Told Abuja New Exco

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The newly inaugurated members of the

Abuja branch executive of the Faith-based

organisation, Nasirul-Lahi-I-Faith Society of

Nigeria (NASFAT) have been charged to be

good ambassadors of Islam, NASFAT and to

serve the society with the fear of Allah in

order to ensure outstanding success within

the next two years.

 

 

The Worldwide President, Engr. Kamil Yomi

Bolarinwa who was represented by the

National Vice President II, Alhaji Abdulrauf Ayodeji made this appeal in Abuja on Sunday during the inauguration of new executive for Abuja branch of the society.

 

 

According to him, all leaders would give account of their stewardships on the Day of Judgement, added that the tasks before the new exco are enormous, that they should bear in minds that they are going to be Faced with challenges.

 

 

“The tasks before you are challenging and you must bear in mind that you are going to be faced with lots of challenges on your ways. Some will insult you, some will abuse you, but I want to advise you don’t be discouraged. This is a selfless service to Allah and it is only Almighty Allah that can reward you.”

 

 

He charged the newly inaugurated executive

to be apolitical saying that NASFAT is a

religious organisation guided by constitution

and it is purely stated in the constitution to

be apolitical.

 

 

He said: “If NASFAT had been involving

itself in politics, the name of the

organisation would have been rubbished by

now; we do personal contributions to

achieve all we have achieved today, we

rejected money from government and that is

the reason why the organisation has

maintained its standpoint today.”

 

 

He however warned that nobody should use

the name of the organisation for personal

gains or what is not contained in its

constitution.

 

 

Earlier in his welcome address, the zonal

chairman, Barr. S. O. Q. Giwa expressed

gratitude to the outgoing members of the

executive and the entire members for their

support and contribution to the progress of

NASFAT, he enjoined the new executive to

ensure prompt and adequate information

dissemination to members on regular basis.

 

 

This, according to him, would encourage

members to always cooperate and support

various programmes of the society.

 

 

 

The outgoing chairman, Dr Nasir Raji while

handing over to the new executive he urged

the new chairman and other members to

always act according to the constitution of

NASFAT.

In his response, the new chairman of the

Abuja branch, Alhaji Abdulganiy T. Balogun,

on behalf of other members expressed

gratitude for the opportunity given to them.

 

 

He also sought the support of the entire

members for outstanding success.

 

 

He said: “Our nominations and selections

were not by mistake but has been

predestined by Almighty Allah who has

assembled us today as the next team to

steer the affairs of the great society for the

next two years.

He therefore pledged on behave of other

members that, “As a team we would

continue to rely on the guidance and

support of Almighty Allah for the effective

utilisation of available opportunities to

achieve our common goals. We would

continue to rely on Him for solution to some

challenges that lies ahead of us.”

 

 

Balogun appreciates the Shura committee,

council of elders, zonal executive council

and branch mission board for making it a

reality. He equally noted that the immediate

past executive has added quality values to

what they met on ground, he said, “This is

no doubt a challenge for the new

executive.”

The zonal missioner of the branch, Imam

Sharafuden Aliagan prayed for the new

executive for Allah’s guidance, wisdom and

knowledge to succeed in the new task

before them.

 

Aliagan also prayed for the

members of the organisation, Nigeria as a

country and Muslims all over the world for

peace and tranquillity.

 

 

Other members of the branch executive are

Barr. Lukman Alawaye, Vice Chairman,

Okunola H. Abimbola branch Secretary, Mr

Ishola Taofeeq, Asst. Secretary, Alh. Muftau

  1. Abdulkareem, Financial Secretary, Hajia

Tawakalitu A. Kolawole, Treasurer, Mr. Bello

Abdulkabir, Public Relation Secretary.

 

 

Others are Brr. Oke Zikirullah, Legal

Secretary, Hajia Moriliat Ibiwumi Ajila,

Education Secretary, Hajia Ramat Omiride,

Women Affairs Secretary, Hajia Rizikah

Lawal, Children Affairs Secretary, Mr Lawal

Dauda Ayodele, Welfare Sec., Mr Sanni

Hakeem Babajide, Youth Sec. Abdulrahman

Okunade, Project Sec., Tijani Sunkanmi

Kabir, Business Sec., Nurudeen Bola Yekeen,

Internal Audit, Alh Isiyaka Shamsudeen

Security Sec., Abdulfatah Jimoh

Coorperative Sec., Alh Yisa Kazeem,

membership Sec., Pharm. Abdulateef

Adebayo, Health Service Sec., Alh. Tajudeen

Ibrahim Bisimillah, empowerment Sec.,

Adiatu Kazeem Adesina, Ex-officio, Alhaja

Amina Bukola Ajikobi, ex-officio and Shifau

Olukemi Musa, ex-officio

 

 

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Prince Amb. (Dr.) Adedipe Dauda Ewenla Emerges PDP Southwest Ex-Officio, Appreciates Stakeholders, Supporters

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Following his recent election as the Southwest Ex-Officio of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Prince Ambassador (Dr.) Adedipe Dauda Ewenla has extended a heartfelt message of appreciation and goodwill to key stakeholders, leaders, and supporters of the party across Lagos State and the Southwest region.

In a public statement released shortly after his election on April 16, 2025, Prince Ewenla, a proud son of the Baaki Adedipe Royal Family of Lagos, expressed profound gratitude to all party leaders and faithfuls who contributed to his emergence as a key figure within the PDP’s Southwest leadership structure.

“I extend special appreciation and greetings to the leadership and executives of the Lagos State PDP,” he said, singling out notable party elders including Chief Olabode Ibikunle George, the Atona Oodua, and Dr. Abimbola Ogunkelu for their unwavering support and leadership.

He further acknowledged the roles played by Lagos State PDP Chairman, Dr. Phillips Aivoji, and Chair of Chair, Mr. Adegboyega Adegbesan, in fostering unity and organization among party executives and local government leaders.

Turning his attention to the women of the party, Prince Ewenla gave special praise to respected party matriarchs such as Chief Mrs. Aduke Maina, State Woman Leader Alhaja Idowu Akinsanya, and Chief Mrs. Yeye Oge Alhaja Mojisola Kariola Balogun, stating, “When it is time to celebrate your children, none of you will be left out.”

He also lauded the contributions of Lagos PDP Youth Leader Agboola Akinpelu and Olabinjo Ibrahim (BJ), extending warm regards to all youth leaders and members across the state.

A native of Alimosho, Prince Ewenla paid tribute to his political roots by appreciating the Alimosho PDP leadership, especially Hon. Shodiya Isiaka and Elder Council Chairman Hon. Alani Ige, for their financial, moral, and physical support.

He also recognized personal allies and team members, including Evangelist Shodiya Adebayo, Ologundudu Rotimi, Omisope Adewale (Champion), Hon. Femi Awodeji Smart, and other close supporters and staff of Adedas.

In closing, Prince Ewenla extended special thanks to two prominent Southwest PDP leaders—His Excellency, Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State, and His Excellency, Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State—for their confidence in his leadership.

“Your leadership, vision, and steadfast commitment to the unity and progress of the PDP have been the foundation upon which our successes are built,” he stated. “Thank you for this great honor. I will serve with dedication, humility, and integrity.”

With renewed commitment to the growth of the PDP in the Southwest and across Nigeria, Prince Ewenla concluded by wishing continued unity and progress for the party and all its stakeholder.

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Blame the Customs for insecurity in Nigeria, not Tinubu,IMAN DG,Amb.Okoro

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The Director General of Importers Association of Nigeria Taskforce, IMAN Amb.Chijioke Okoro John has accused the Nigerian Customs service of being responsible for the insecurity that has been ravaging the Nigerian nation.

Speaking to newsmen today during a press briefing in Gbagada, Lagos, the DG reiterated that the customs should be held responsible for the lingering and persistent security threat that has crippled and ravaged the nation “nobody should blame president Tinubu for insecurity, the Nigeria Customs is responsible for it,they mortgaged the peace and happiness of the country, the Nigerian Customs have an organised crime system, they do a lot of dubious and shady deals and nobody watches over them ,we must be truthful and tackle the problem of insecurity from the root, it’s the customs that allowed several arms and ammunitions to enter the country and they pretend not to be aware, without the customs allowing arms to infiltrate the country, there will be no insecurity, Nigeria is in this terrible situation because of the customs.

He advised the president to reform the customs in order to have a genuine and sincere fight against insecurity “the major solution to the insecurity in Nigeria is customs reform,I can tell you emphatically,if not that,any fight against insecurity will never be meaningful or fruitful,if the customs decide to work effectively, insecurity will reduce drastically ”

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PMF president,Bishop Anthony implores Christians to use Easter celebration to foster the unity of Nigeria

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The president of Pentecostal Ministers Forum of Nigeria,PMF bishop Chidi Anthony has advised Christians in Nigeria to use the solemnity of the forthcoming Easter celebration to intensify and amplify national unity by embracing peace and fostering the spirit of love and togetherness which the Christian religion has always advocated for.

Speaking to newsmen today in Lagos, Bishop Anthony enunciated that Christianity is a religion of peace and Christians should use the Easter celebration to assert this to the entire nation “Easter is a sacred celebration because it marks the remembrance of the death of our Lord Jesus Christ,he came to pay the ultimate price for the redemption of our sins, Christians are supposed to be sober during this period, it should not a period of fighting, it should not a period of killing, it should not be a period of tension and enmity in the country, it should be a period of peace, love, endurance and perseverance which will ultimately lead to peace and unity in the country

Christians should also use the forthcoming Easter celebration to alleviate , mitigate and assuage the tension in the country by adhering strictly to the principles of reconciliation “As I said that Easter is a period of sober reflection, it’s a period of reconciliation with our God so we have to make peace with people around us,Easter should be seen as a period of national reconciliation because Christianity preaches peace and we must portray that as Christians,this will definitely help to build a better and indivisible nation ”

Lastly, Christians should show love by giving palliatives, money and others at this period because doing this helps to alleviate the sufferings and hardship in the country and this will help to foster the unity of the Nigerian nation, Easter period should be used for this .

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