Amir AMJN Meets IGP Tunji Disu on National Security
The Amir (National Head) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria, Alhaj (Barr.) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez, on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, paid a courtesy visit to the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, at the Force Headquarters, Abuja. The visit is part of the Jama’at’s ongoing efforts to strengthen collaboration with security agencies across the country towards finding lasting solutions to security challenges in the country. Speaking during the visit, the Amir emphasized that one of the most meaningful ways to support the nation’s security architecture is through sincere prayers and constructive collaboration with security agencies. “We have come to commend the Nigeria Police Force for the remarkable work being done in securing our nation. Since you assumed office, the Force has recorded more significant achievements in addressing security challenges across the country. Given your outstanding track record and distinguished service, these accomplishments under your leadership are not surprising.” “We appreciate the Nigerian Police and other security agencies’ successes in combating banditry, terrorism, kidnapping, and other criminal activities. As a faith-based organization, we reaffirm our moral and spiritual support for your leadership and pray for greater success in your efforts to safeguard Nigeria.” Barr. Alatoye also dissociated Islam from acts of terrorism and violence, stressing that the religion promotes peace, justice, and harmonious coexistence among people of different ethnic, linguistic, and religious backgrounds. “Let me reiterate that Islam stands for peace. Acts of banditry and terrorism cannot be attributed to Islam. Those involved in such crimes are driven by personal interests, struggles for power, territorial control, or access to resources. Islam is not a religion of violence. The only form of force recognized in Islam is self-defence against aggression,” he stated. Highlighting the global activities of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, the Amir noted that the organization remains committed to promoting peace and fostering mutual understanding among people worldwide. He added that the Worldwide Head of the Community, His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (atba), continues to engage world leaders on the urgent need to embrace peace and prevent global conflicts. “The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community advocates peace and promotes love, compassion, and service to humanity. This is reflected in our enduring motto: ‘Love for All, Hatred for None.’ We cannot claim to practice Islam while harboring hatred for any of God’s creation. Our members are law-abiding citizens who remain committed to peaceful coexistence and national development,” he added. In his response, the Inspector-General of Police stated that he was well acquainted with the longstanding contributions of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Nigeria, particularly in the areas of education, healthcare, and humanitarian services since its establishment in the country in 1916. “We are delighted to receive you at the Force Headquarters. Religious organizations remain critical partners in our collective efforts to secure the nation. We hold the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in high regard because of its long-standing reputation for peace, discipline, and respect for the law.” “I am personally familiar with the Community. My father attended Ahmadiyya College in Lagos, while some of us later moved to Anwar-ul-Islam schools. Members of the Ahmadiyya Community are widely known as peaceful and responsible citizens.” The IGP further appealed for continued support from the Jama’at in addressing the nation’s security challenges. “We are all partners in progress. This is a time for all stakeholders to unite against the common threats confronting our nation. We need every support available to strengthen security across the country. Please continue to encourage your members to remain vigilant, security-conscious, and supportive of law enforcement efforts,” he said. The Amir and his delegation also extended visit to the Deputy Inspector-General (Finance and Administration) and Deputy Inspector-General (Information and Communication Technology), DIG Sulaiman M. Abdul and DIG Fayode Adegoke Mustapha respectively, where he reaffirmed the Jama’at’s unwavering support and solidarity with the Nigeria Police Force. DIG Sulaiman expressed appreciation for the visit and encouraged the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at to sustain its collaboration with security agencies in the interest of national peace and stability. DIG Fayode, commended the community, describing the visit as timely and beneficial in strengthening the relationship between the Police Force and the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. They assured the delegation of the Force’s commitment to protecting lives and property across the country. “The Nigeria Police Force is not overwhelmed by the current security situation. We remain resolute and committed to securing the nation. With the continued support of citizens and organizations such as yours, we will achieve even greater results. We are also grateful for the support being provided by the government to enhance our operations,” he said. Members of the Delegation include, Maulana Adnan Tahir, Missionary-in-Charge; Alhaji (Engr.) Mufadhil Bankole, Naib Amir (Deputy National Head), Finance and Administration; Alh. Jabar Ayelagbe, National General Secretary; Dr. Abdul Ghaniy Enahoro, Former Naib Amir (East); Maulana Nasir Mahmood, Central Missionary, Abuja; Mr. Ismail Yusuf, Nazim A’ala (Leader), Majlis Ansarullah, Abuja Branch; Bro. Nurudeen Akinreti, Assistant General Secretary; and ASP Emiola Tirimizi.
Amir Lays Foundation for Reconstruction of AMJN Central Mosque, Osogbo
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria marked a significant milestone on Thursday 30 April, 2026 as the Amir, Alhaji (Barr.) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez laid the foundation for the reconstruction of the AMJN Central Mosque in Osogbo a project that carries both deep historical significance and a profoundly personal connection for the community’s national leader. The reconstruction is being undertaken as part of a mosque-building donation by former Amir of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Nigeria, Maulana Ajmal Shahid, whose legacy of selfless service and dedication to the growth of the Jama’at continues to find enduring expression in this generous gift to the Osogbo community. Speaking at the foundation-laying ceremony, the Amir reflected warmly on the rich history of the mosque, sharing a personal testimony that added a deeply moving dimension to the occasion. He recalled that he himself had stayed within the mosque as far back as 1984 for a year, a disclosure that drew a direct and living connection between his own journey of faith and the very walls now being raised anew. For those present, it was a powerful reminder that this mosque is not merely a structure of brick and mortar, but a witness to decades of worship, sacrifice, and community life. Beyond his personal reflections, Amir delivered a compelling message of unity, encouragement, and spiritual perspective to members of the Jama’at. He urged members not to feel discouraged or overlooked, reminding them that service to the Jama’at takes many forms and that every role whether prominent or quietly performed carries equal value and honour within the community. He further emphasised that members assigned or delegated with specific responsibilities were carefully identified as the most capable and suitable hands for those roles at that particular time. Drawing from Islamic history to drive home his point, the Amir cited the example of the noble companion of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), Hazrat Abu Dhar (may Allah be pleased with him) despite his immense piety and devotion, Hazrat Abu Dhar was advised by the Holy Prophet not to take up public office or a position of leadership, as he was considered soft-hearted for the weight of such responsibility. Rather than viewing this as a slight, he was encouraged to continue being an exemplary follower, to persist in his good deeds, and to find honour in that path of quiet, faithful service. The Amir used this profound example to remind members that being passed over for a particular role is not a measure of one’s worth or standing before Allah. What matters, he stressed, is the sincerity of purpose and the willingness to serve in whatever capacity one finds oneself. His message was ultimately one of collective ownership that the Jama’at is not built by a select few, but by the faithful, consistent commitment of every member. The ceremony was graced by several distinguished Jama’at dignitaries, reflecting the importance of the occasion to the wider Jama’at. In attendance were the Naib Amir for Finance and Administration, Alhaji (Engr.) Mufadhil Bankole; former Amir of AMJN, Alhaji Comrade H. O. Sumonu; General Secretary Alhaji Ayelagbe Abdul Jabar, Sadr Majlis Ansarullah, Alhaji Dauda A. Raji; and the National Jaidad Secretary, Builder Towolawi B. S. A. Also present were longstanding and revered members of the Osogbo Jama’at, Alhaji Alawode and Alhaji BenSalah, whose years of faithful service to the local community lent the occasion an added sense of heritage and continuity. The reconstruction of the Central Mosque is expected to produce a more befitting and expansive place of worship for the growing Ahmadiyya Muslim community in Osogbo, further consolidating the Jama’at’s presence and outreach across Osun State.
Amir AMJN Visits Aragbiji of Iragbiji as Monarch Calls for Quality, Discipline, and Strategic Growth at Minaret University
His Royal Highness, Oba Abdul-Rasheed Ayotunde Olabomi, Odundun IV, the Aragbiji of Iragbiji and Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council of Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, has urged the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria to uphold high standards of quality and discipline in the development of Minaret University, Ikirun. He made the remarks while receiving the leadership of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria led by the Amir, Alhaj Alatoye Folorunso AbdulAzeez in his palace at Iragbiji, Osun State. The monarch offered strong words of support and counsel for the fast-growing Minaret University, Ikirun. He recalled the long-standing contribution of Ahmadiyya to the development of education in Nigeria. The development, he said, was a great boost to the efforts of regional and national government on educational development in the country. The monarch emphasized the importance of strategic communication in building a credible institution. He particularly emphasized the need to carry out aggressive publicity in both conventional and unconventional media for Minaret University to improve students’ enrolment. He encouraged the University to deploy strong social media coverage to boost its image. According to him, everywhere the public turn going forward, the news should be about the Minaret University. Oba Olabomi also advised the University Management not to compromise on quality in its teaching and other services of the institution. The Kabiyesi called their attention to the volatility and high labour mobility in university administration. He encouraged the Management to utilise the services of retired lecturers who possess vast experience in lecturing, and are more stable noting that younger lecturers often seek greener pastures. He charged the Management of Minaret University to ensure they instil discipline in students stressing that knowledge without discipline is a waste. According to him, “Discipline is not just about faith and must remain a non-negotiable value. Universities must uphold standards firmly so that deviant behaviour does not evolve into gangs or dangerous groups,” he cautioned. On infrastructural development, Kabiyesi charged the leadership of the jama’at to set clear timelines for the development of its permanent site. He urged the institution to maximize its land resources with a robust master plan, including building multi-storey structures capable of delivering both functionality and aesthetic appeal. Against the backdrop of what he described as international conspiracy against Islam which negatively impacts funding, Oba Olabomi charged the leadership of Ahmadiyya to be as prudent as possible, connect with individuals who can support the Minaret project, and seek international support from Ahmadiyya worldwide. Oba Olabomi also charged the Management to build strong collaboration with other faith-based universities to promote institutional learning and for increased visibility to attract students and lecturers of high repute. The Amir, in his remarks, expressed appreciation for the warm reception and the monarch’s wise counsel, pledging that the Community would consider all the valuable points raised by His Majesty and continue to uphold the values of excellence and service for which Ahmadiyya is globally known for among other good works. In the Amir’s entourage are former Amir of AMJN, Professor Mashhud Adenrele Fashola, the Missionary-in-Charge of AMJN, Maulana Adnan Tahir; the General Secretary of AMJN, Alhaji Ayelagbe Abdul-Jabar; Vice-Chancellor of Minaret University, Ikirun, Professor AbdurRahman Abdullah, among others
Amir AMJN Condoles with Ikirunland Over the Loss of Its Eminent Sons
The Amir (National Head) of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria Alh.(Barr.) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez paid condolence visits to the Akirun-in Council and families of late eminent personalities in Ikirun who passed away recently. The families visited are those of late Prince Ismaila Adeyemi, Alhaji Gasali Lawal, DIG (Rtd.), and the late Chief Imam of Ikirun land Alhaj. Yunus Ibrahim Balogun. While Prince Adeyemi, the Medical Director of Cristal Hospital, Akowonjo, Lagos, was a renowned medical practitioner based in Lagos, Alhaj. Lawal retired as Deputy Inspector General of Police and served as the Asiwaju of Ikirun until his death, and Alhaj Balogun, a prominent Islamic scholar, was the Grand Chief Imam of Ikirun until his death. The news of the death of Dr Adeyemi broke first on Wednesday 7th January and was followed by that of Alh Lawal on Saturday 10th January, while that of Sheik Balogun filtered on Monday 12th January, 2026. While commiserating with the Akirun-in-council, the Respected Amir described the deceased as great heroes of Ikirun Land whose significant contributions have positively impacted the current status of Ikirun. He also commended the efforts of these great leaders towards the success of Minaret University Ikirun, a new faith-based university established by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. At the home of late Prince Adeyemi, Barrister Alatoye noted: “The late icon of Ikirunland was specifically instrumental to the proposal of acquisition of an additional 100 Acres of land for the Minaret University Ikirun, and was very supportive to the actualization of the project till his last breath”. At the Late Lawal residence, the Amir stated: “he was indeed a great personality and huge supporter of the Minaret University project, as he always looked forward to the commencement of academic activities in the university. He was also always at the forefront of securing the facilities at the University premises.” And while at the family house of Late Chief Imam, the Amir said: “The late Chief Imam was a role model to all in terms of brokering peace among warring parties. He was a man of honor and integrity whose efforts contributed immensely to the success story of MUI today.” Among the entourage of the Amir are: the Missionary Incharge AMJN Maulana Adnan Tahir; former Amir AMJN Prof. Mashhud Adenrele Fashola; the General Secretary AMJN Alh Ayelagbe Abdul Jabar and the Vice-Chancellor of Minaret University Prof. AbdurRahman Abdullah.
Oba Festus Awogboro Lauds Ahmadiyya Jama’at as Nigeria’s Outstanding Muslim Organisation
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria has been described as the most successful and exemplary faith-based Muslim organisation in the country. This commendation was given by the Baabokun of Ibokun, His Royal Majesty, Oba Kayode Festus Awogboro, during a courtesy visit by the leadership of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Nigeria, led by the Amir (National Head), Alhaji Alatoye Folorunso Azeez, to his palace on Saturday, 17 January 2025. The monarch, who disclosed that he had the privilege of meeting the Supreme Worldwide Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community during the 2024 International Convention held in the United Kingdom, praised the Jama’at for its remarkable achievements both in Nigeria and globally. He particularly highlighted the organisation’s dedication to the propagation of the core tenets of Islam, peacebuilding initiatives, selfless humanitarian services, promotion of quality education, and the advocacy of peaceful coexistence among adherents of different faiths. “Without mincing words, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is the best Muslim organisation in the country. Please quote me anywhere,” Oba Awogboro declared. He further stated: “I have made comparisons and concluded that Ahmadi Muslims stand out in Nigeria in the areas of peaceful propagation of Islamic teachings, hospitality, and humanitarian services, among other laudable acts of selfless service. I attended the Jama’at’s international conference in London, where the Supreme Head spoke extensively on pathways to peaceful coexistence. Despite the mammoth crowd in attendance, every participant was attended to in a unique way.” The traditional ruler also expressed appreciation for the spiritual and developmental contributions of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community to Ibokunland, particularly noting the establishment of a modern market and the divine support received toward the construction of the new palace. In his closing remarks, Oba Awogboro appealed to the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community to consider establishing educational institutions in Ibokun to further enhance access to quality education for the indigenes
Amir AMJN Leads Delegation to Visit the Governor of Cross River State
Governor Bassey Otu Commends Ahmadiyya’s Strides in Education and Humanitarian Services The Amir (National Head) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Nigeria, during his official visit to Cross River State, paid a courtesy call on the Governor, Senator (Prince) Bassey Edet Otu, at the Government House, Calabar. In his remarks, the respected Amir Sahib commended Governor Otu for his visionary leadership and the impactful implementation of his People’s First Agenda, which has positively touched every facet of governance in the state. He lauded the Governor for his inclusive approach and the support extended to the Muslim community in Cross River, which has continued to enhance peaceful coexistence among residents of diverse faiths. The Amir also appreciated the Governor for appointing Alhaji Imam Kabir Olowolayemo into his administration, describing the appointment as a demonstration of the Governor’s commitment to fairness, and inclusivity. Earlier in his remarks, His Royal Highness, the Ejeh of Ankpa, Alhaji Abubakar Ahmed Sadiq Yakub II appreciated the Governor for his support of the Muslim Community in the State. He said Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat’s motto ‘Love For All Hatred None’ resonated in all their undertakings everywhere they are. He thereafter confered ‘Serikin Hujaj’ on the Governor to appreciate his support to the Muslim community in the State. Governor Otu, in his response, warmly welcomed the respected Amir sahib and his entourage to Cross River State. He commended the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community for its remarkable contributions to education, healthcare, and humanitarian services across Nigeria. The Governor noted that the community’s long-standing record of selfless service aligns with his administration’s vision of building a prosperous and people-centered state. He further assured the respected Amir sahib of his continued support for religious harmony and collaboration in promoting moral and social development among the citizens. The Governor was joined by the Secretary to the State Government, Professor A. Owan-Enoh, the Chief of Staff to the Governor, Hon. Emmanuel Ironbar, Special Adviser to the Governor on Religious Matters, Chairman Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board, Alhaji Kabeer Olowolayemo, to welcome the delegation that included the Missionary in charge, Maulvi Adnan Tahir, the Naib Amir Taleem & Tarbiyya, Alhaji Lateef Folorunsho, the General Secretary, Com. Ayelagbe Jabar, the Circuit President Calabar, Engr. Musa Kazeem, Central Missionary Calabar, Maulvi AbdulHafeez Akere, President of Qadha Board, Professor AbdulMajeed Hassan Bello, among others.
Building Bridges of Unity — Amir Ahmadiyya Nigeria’s Visit to the Obong of Calabar
Obong Declares Calabar as Home to Ahmadiyya The Amir (National Head) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Nigeria, Alhaji (Barrister) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez on Thursday 16th October, 2025 paid a courtesy call on the Obong of Calabar, His Eminence Edidem Ekpo Okon Abasi Otu V at his Palace in Calabar, Cross River State. In his remarks, the Amir said he is in Calabar to express the Jamaat profound appreciation to the King for his love for the Jamaat and commended the Obong for his exemplary leadership, describing him as a revered traditional ruler who continues to lead with the fear of God, commitment to service, and promotion of peaceful coexistence among adherents of different faiths. He expressed profound gratitude for the consistent support the Obong and the Palace has extended to the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community for many decades in Calabar and beyond. Alhaji Alatoye emphasized that Islam stands for peace, compassion, and justice, adding that any form of extremism or violence does not represent the true teachings of Islam. He further highlighted the global efforts of the Worldwide Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (May Allah be his Helper), who continues to engage world leaders in advocating peace and promoting understanding among nations. Responding, the Obong warmly welcomed the Amir and his entourage to the ancient city of Calabar. He commended the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community for its peaceful propagation of Islam and notable humanitarian contributions to the development of society. The Obong proudly declared that “Calabar is home to Ahmadiyya,” reaffirming the community’s deep-rooted presence and positive impact in the state. He noted that the visit came at an auspicious time when Calabar is witnessing the return of its sons and daughters from the diaspora, many of whom are reconnecting with their ancestral roots for the first time. The Obong assured the delegation of his continued commitment to fostering peace, unity, and religious harmony, stressing that all human beings originate from one Creator and must therefore live together in love and understanding. On the entourage of the Respected Amir Sahib are the Respected Missionary Incharge Maulvi Adnan Tahir, Naib Amir Taleem Tarbiyya, Alhaji Lateef Folorunsho, the General Secretary, Alhaji Jabar Ayelagbe, President of the Ahmadiyya Nigeria Qadha Board, Professor AbdulMajeed Hassan Bello, Calabar Circuit President Engr. Musa Kazeem, Central Missionary Calabar, Maulvi AbdulHafeez Akere, Nazim A’la MAAN, MKAN Qaid and other members of the Jamaat.
Amir Ahmadiyya Nigeria Visits Ankpa Kingdom as Ejeh Declares: ‘Ankpa is Home to Ahmadiyya
The Amir (National Head) of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria Respected Alhaj (Barr.) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez, on Saturday 11th October 2025, paid an appreciation visit to His Royal Highness, the Ejeh of Ankpa, Alhaji Abubakar Ahmed Sadiq Yakub II at his palace, Ankpa, Kogi State. The Amir sahib noted that the purpose of the visit was to express sincere appreciation of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community to His Royal Highness. Ejeh of Ankpa, the Chairman of Ankpa Traditional Council and Vice Chairman Igala Traditional Council for sustainability of the decades old love and mutual relationship between the Jamaat and his kingdom and to particularly thank His Highness for participation at the Jalsa Salana (National Conference) of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of different countries, i.e 2025 United Kingdom Jalsa, 2025 Republic of Ghana Jalsa and 2024 Jalsa Salana of Nigeria . While thanking His Highness for his exemplary leadership and commitment to peaceful co-existence, the Amir used the opportunity to reiterate his usual appeal for mutual love, understanding, and unity of faith among Muslim faithful and not unnecessary attacks on each other on social media and other platforms. He enjoined Muslim Ummah to emulate the lifestyles of the Holy Prophet whose leadership prowess tempted his companions to stand up against the enemies of Islam. Alhaji Alatoye noted that some people had wrong notions that Ahmadis had a separate Holy Quran apart from the one revealed to the Holy Prophet Muhammad (Saw) and do not exalt the Holy Prophet. He informed the palace that those were false accusations as Ahmadis do not have a separate Quran and that Ahmadis believed the Holy Prophet as the seal of all prophets and best of mankind. He explained that the coming of the Promised Messiah (AS) should not cause any enmity or hatred among us because all Muslims without exception is expecting the advent of the Promised Messiah in line with the prophecy of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (saw) The Holy Quran and Sunnah of the Holy Prophet are the only tools of guidance and direction for Ahmadis upon which explanations are based. Ahmadis globally are known for preaching the oneness of Allah, unity of Islam, and peaceful co-existence. Responding, His Royal Highness, the Ejeh of Ankpa appreciated the Amir for the visit and said he is always pleased to be and identify with true islam wherever it’s being preached or practised. He declared that “Ankpa is home to Ahmadiyya” and that before ascending the throne as Ejeh, he had on different occasions joined his predecessor who happens to be his father to attend UK Jalsa Salana. He promised to also be at forthcoming Nigeria Jamaat Jalsa by December 20th 2025 inshaAllah. Among the entourage of the respected Amir are the National General Secretary Alh. Jabar Ayelagbe, former Naib Amir (Nothern region) and Chairman Humanity First Nigeria, Dr. Y. A Habeeb, Maulvi Nasir Mahmood of Abuja Metropolis, Maulvi Nasir Khaleelur Rahman of Lokoja Circuit, Igala Circuit President; Malam Muhammed Murtala, Imam Kabeer Olowolayemo, among others.
Amir AMJN Addresses Participants and Press at Humanity First 30th Anniversary Walk, Run & Bike Event
As part of the commemoration of the 30th anniversary of Humanity First, the respected Amir of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Nigeria, Alhaji Azeez Alatoye sahib, addressed participants of the Walk, Run, and Bike event as well as members of the press. In his remarks, he underscored the importance of service to humanity, reaffirming the Jama’at’s unwavering commitment to compassion, selflessness, and community development. His words, delivered in the presence of representatives from NTA, Voice of Nigeria, The Guardian, and other media houses, served as a reminder that Humanity First remains dedicated to its mission of serving mankind regardless of background, faith, or race. This moment stood as a highlight of the anniversary activities, reflecting the true spirit of Humanity First.
Condolence Message on the Passing of His Excellency, Former President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR
Inna lilahi wa inna ilaehi rojiunThe Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat of Nigeria expresses our deepest condolences to His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, Late President Muhammad Buhari’s family, the Government and the good people of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on the passing of former President Muhammad Buhari, which occurred today Sunday 13th July, 2025 at a London hospital, United Kingdom.Late President Buhari, a gallant Soldier and statesman served our dear Nation in different capacities as a Military Governor, Head of State, and two term President. He will be remembered for his towering commitment to duty with significant infrastructure projects, including major rail lines, highways, airport overhaul, and various initiatives to combat graft and promote transparency.May Allah Almighty bless his soul with peace, forgive his shortcomings, and grant his family the strength to bear the irreparable loss.May Allah continue to guide and protect Nigeria.Wassalam,Alhaji (Barr) Alatoye Folorunso Abdul AzeezAmir, Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Nigeria
