Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Inaugurates First-Ever Mosque in Morakinyo Village, Oyo State
All roads lead to Morakinyo Village in Iddo Local Government Area, Oyo State today as the Amir (National Head) of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria Alhaj (Barr.) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez inaugurated Masjid Fazl, a newly built first ever mosque in the village. The mosque was constructed and donated by the grand daughters of Late Hazrat Nadir Malik Khan Sahib (ra), a companion of the Promised Messiah (as) who took Baiat in Africa in 1897. Siting the mosque in Morakinyo Village is not only a landmark achievement but a historic initiative, capping the successful Tabligh (Preaching) expeditions of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community which were orchestrated and spearheaded by notable missionaries and members of Coca Cola branch of the Muslim organisation. Delivering his speech at the event, the Amir commended the efforts of members who are the brains behind the successful preaching expedition leading to the donation of landed property to Ahmadiyya community to contruct the mosque. He enjoined members not to relent in their efforts towards the preaching activities which always attract more converts into Ahmadiyya fold, adding that members’ good conduct and characters would automatically qualify them as role models in the hearts of non members. Alh. Alatoye also admonished members to uphold the sanctity of mosque, being a sacred place of worship, noting that offering of prayers and holding of Taleem (Education) Classes must be adopted as the most critical activities in the mosque. The Village Chief Pa Rafiu Olasunmade expressed his gratitude to the Ahmadiyya Community for building the mosque in the area, which according to him, will serve dual purpose of worshipping Allah and training their wards the basic tenets of Islam. Among the dignitaries that attended the mosque commissioning are: the Naib Amir (Deputy National Head) Finance and Administration Alh. Mufadhil Bankole; the General Secretary AMJN Alh. Ayelagbe Abdul Jabar; National Jaidad (Properties) Secretary Bldr. Bashirdeen Towolawi; and Incharge Raqeem Press Nigeria Maulvi Wajih Ullah.
Amir AMJN Inaugurates Baitul Dua Mosque in Temidire, Akure
The Amir (National Head) of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria, Alhaj (Barr.) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez has officially commissioned the Baitul Dua Mosque in Temidire, Ondo State today 1st May 2026. The mosque was donated by the families of Late Mr. Sheikh Muhammad Sajid and Late Mrs. Shamim Akhtar. The event was well attended by prominent personalities within and outside the Ahmadiyya Community including the paramount ruler Olu of Ita Oniyan of Akure LandAmir of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Nigeria, Circuit President Alhaji Sulaiman Nuh, and Oba Akinyemi Ishak, the Olu of Ita Oniyan of Akure land; Naib Amir (Deputy Head) Finance and Administration of AMJN Alh. Mufadhil Bankole; General Secretary AMJN Alh. Ayelagbe Jabar; and National Jaidad (Incharge Properties) Secretary AMJN Builder B.S.A Towolawi. The branch president, Alhaji Sulaiman Nuh warmly welcomed the Amir and his entourage, offering sincere prayers for divine guidance and spiritual protection over his leadership, describing his presence as an honour and a source of encouragement for the entire community. The land upon which Baitul Dua Mosque stands has a remarkable history. Originally owned by a Christian congregation, an internal dispute among its members led to its eventual sale and subsequent acquisition by the Jama’at, a development the community regards as divine providence. The journey was not without challenges. An earlier mosque at Ire Akari, built during the tenure of Muallim A.G. Oladipupo, was demolished over a land rights dispute. Through the combined contributions of the Jama’at, a generous member, and the then Missionary-in-Charge Maulvi Nayyar Khalique, a new foundation was laid though it later stalled due to inactivity. A subsequent missionary reignited the vision, drawing inspiration from the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), who first built a home upon arriving in Madinah. The Jama’at followed this counsel, building a mission house before completing the permanent mosque that stands today. The Amir delivered an insightful and compelling address distinguishing the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community from other Islamic sects, affirming that it represents the truest expression of Islam. He stated categorically that the Promised Messiah, Hadhrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (peace be upon him), was a prophecy fulfilled part of a divine chain of prophecies spanning generations. He noted that it is human nature for some to accept divine truth and others to reject it, as has been the experience of every prophet throughout history. He further urged members to remain steadfast, engage the world with wisdom, and uphold the community’s cherished motto of “Love for All, Hatred for None.” The ceremony concluded on a spiritually uplifting note as the first Jumu’ah service was held in the newly commissioned mosque, led by the Amir, a historic and deeply moving moment as the mosque fulfilled its sacred purpose for the very first time
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 Attends Manaratul Masih Arabic School’s Maiden Graduation Ceremony
The Amir (National Head) of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria, Alhaji (Barr.) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez, was a special guest of honour at the maiden edition of graduation ceremony of Manaratul Masih Centre for Teaching Arabic and Islamic Sciences held at the Ahmadiyya Central Mosque, Ikotun on Sunday, 26th April 2026. The Arabic Institute which officially kick-started academic activities in September 1st, 2024 was founded by the duo of Ustaz Abdul Rofeeq Alaka, the current leader of Ahmadiyya Youth Wing known as Majlis Khuddamul-Ahmadiyya and his twin brother Ustaz Abdur Roqeeb Alaka. Ten (10) students including nine (9) males and a female commenced the academic activities two years ago and they all graduated successfully. In his address, the Amir AMJN appreciated the initiative of the founders, adding that the importance of Arabic language across the globe cannot be over-emphasized. He declared that Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Nigeria is on verge of establishing Arabic School in Ile-Ife, Osun State after successful establishment of Minaret University Ikirun, also in Osun State. “May I use this medium to recognize and commend the brains behind the establishment of this great institute. This is a welcome development. This is the first Arabic Class to be founded Arabic within the Jama’at. The Jama’at has been planning to establish Arabic Class since 2015 or so and we are in the process of siting it in Ile-Ife after the successful establishment of Minaret University in Ikirun.” “Arabic Language is very crucial to the Jama’at as a whole and all hands must be on deck to attain success on Ile-Ife Arabic Class project. We must ensure all our Hufaz (members who has memorized the whole Qur’an) speak Arabic Language fluently,” the Amir submitted. While addressing the attendees, Ustaz Abdur Rofeeq Alaka disclosed that the school management’s wish is to make it a two-year National Diploma program with an affiliation to higher institutions of learning whereby graduates from the Arabic institute will be given consideration for admission into 200 level upward. Out of the ten (10) graduating students, four (4) of them had Distinctions; four (4) students had Upper Credits; and the remaining two students graduated with a Credit Pass. Other dignitaries that graced the occasion include: the Naib Amir (Deputy National Head) AMJN, Alhaji Mufadhil Bankole; the Sadr Majlis Ansarullah Nigeria (Leader, Male Elders Forum AMJN), Alhaji Dauda Raji; the General Secretary AMJN, Alhaji Ayelagbe Jabar; Coordinator Ahmadiyya School of Quranic Memorization, Hafiz Muslihudeen Opayemi; and Senior Missionary AMJN who doubles as the father of the founders, Alhaji Mudathir Alaka.
Amir AMJN Visits Ayetoro Circuit, Commissions Newly Built Mosques
The Amir (National Head) of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria, Alhaji (Barr.) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez, on Sunday, 19th April 2026 embarked on official tour of Ayetoro Branch of the Muslim Community in Ogun State. The august visit formed part of the routine schedules of the National Head usually carried out mainly for familiarization purposes and commissioning of numerous laudable projects across all the organization’s branches in the country. Visitation to Ayetoro was not an exemption in this regard as the Amir inaugurated four (4) projects in the town – the newly renovated Mosque in Saala Town; a new Mosque in Kaaki village; new Mission House in Idagba and new Mission House in Ayetoro Township. Newly Renovated Mosque in Saala Ayetoro Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria sited its first Mosque in Ayetoro in a town called Saala several decades ago. The Mosque was recently reconstructed by the family of the Honourable Minister of State for Health and Social Welfare, Dr. Iziaq Adekunle Salako, and active member of the Jama’at. Dr. Salako hinted that the project was implemented in honour of his late parents whose legacies linger on, adding that: “our parents are such a kind hearted disciplined, generous and highly truthful in all respect.” He added that the Chief Imam of Ayetoro Township, Imam Ibrahim Ajakore was very instrumental to the reconstruction of the Mosque as he kept reminding the Minister on the need to rebuild the first ever Ahmadiyya Mosque in Ayetoro. The Amir, Alhaji Alatoye commended the initiative of the Minister for keeping the legacies of his late parents and heeding to proper guidance from the Chief Imam. New Mosque at Kaaki Village Alhaji Alatoye also inaugurated a new Mosque in Adeniji Kaaki village, a suburb area in Ayetoro Town. The Mosque was single-handedly built by Alhaja (Chief) Anifat Yemisi Abass, Iyaloja General of Ogun State. The Mosque which was strategically located along the road can conveniently accommodated over 300 worshippers at a time. The Amir prayed for the donor and described the gesture as “Sadaqatul Jaria” which the donor will continue to enjoy its rewards and blessings even after her demise. Mission House in Idagba Next to be commissioned was a two-bedroom apartment newly constructed for the Missionary covering Idagba area in Ayetoro Town and its environs. Inauguration Ayetoro Central Mission House and Meeting with members The Amir later visited Ayetoro Central Mosque where he commissioned a newly built four- bedroom apartment Mission House and also addressed hundreds of Jama’at members. In his address, the Amir commended the strong dedication and sacrifices of the local members leading to the realization of numerous projects within the branch and implored them not to relent in their good deeds and efforts. He also admonished members to always obey the constituted authority fully, love one another and eschew all forms of hatred. He said those attributes will attract more converts into the Ahmadiyya fold. Courtesy Visit to Alaye of Ayetoro land In line with the tradition of the Muslim organization, the Amir and his entourage paid homage to the King of Ayetoro, known as Alaye of Ayetoro Township, His Royal Highness, Oba Abdul Azeez Ishola Adelakun in his Palace. The Amir, while delivering his speech, appreciated the good neighbourliness extended to Jama’at members in Ayetoro Town and hailed the King for ensuring hitch-free Jama’at activities within his domain. “We are here to extend our gratitude to Almighty God and the King for accommodating Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at peacefully without any hatred or rancour. We have had the privilege of building our Mosques and hold our activities across the Town without any disruption or hindrance. We appreciate the King for this,” the National Head stated. Alhaji Alatoye used the medium to discuss on the basic tenets and five pillars of Islam which are direct opposite to social vices, “Islam is a religion of peace and is not traced to any form of terrorism, banditry or kidnapping. There is none among the five pillars that contradicts the true teachings of Islam. Those who engage in acts of terrorism are doing so for personal selfish gains. Youths should never join forces with banditry and kidnapping activities.” The Amir further appealed to the traditional ruler to always address the issue of social vices and insecurity with government functionaries when they visit him. Among the entourage of the Amir are: the Naib Amir (Deputy National Head) Finance and Administration, Alhaji Mufadhil Bankole; the General Secretary Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria, Alhaji Ayelagbe Jabar Adekunle and Assistant, General Secretaries Nurudeen Akinreti and Aremu Sodiq.
Amir Ahmadiyya Nigeria Inaugurates the Third Mosque in 2026
The Amir (National Head) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria, Alhaji (Barr.) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez has inaugurated the Baitul Shamim Central Mosque in the Apete area of Oyo State, making it the third mosque inaugurated by the Jama’at in 2026. The mosque was donated by the family of the late Shamim Akhtar in honour of the deceased. Designed to accommodate about 400 worshippers at a time, the facility also includes a well-furnished two-bedroom apartment donated by the family for the Resident Missionary. Addressing members of the Jama’at and guests at the commissioning ceremony, the Amir underscored the importance of peaceful coexistence at all levels of society, stressing that the mosque must stand as a symbol of unity and harmony among Muslims. “Fighting and quarrelling in the mosque must be totally avoided. Let us love one another, forgive ourselves, and never harbour hatred against anyone,” the National Head admonished. Speaking on the sanctity and proper use of mosques, the Amir noted that mosques are sacred places meant solely for prayers and the remembrance of Almighty Allah. “A mosque should not be used for mundane activities. Its sanctity must never be compromised. It must always be kept clean, tidy, and preserved as a house of worship,” he stated. Clarifying the belief system of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Alhaji Alatoye reiterated that the Jama’at believes in the oneness of Allah and the prophethood of Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). “The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community does not believe in any prophet different from Prophet Muhammad (SAW). The acceptance of the Promised Messiah as a divinely guided reformer, is in following the prophecy of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (saw) and this remains the fundamental distinction between the Jama’at and other Muslim groups across the world,” he explained. On absolute reliance on Allah, the Amir emphasized unwavering faith and obedience to divine guidance. “Our love for Allah must never be in doubt. When we rely solely on Him, success is assured. We must love Allah so that He will love us in return, and we must extend that love to all His creatures,” he added. Members of the Jama’at were also urged to propagate Islam with wisdom, humility, and respect, while refraining from criticizing or condemning the beliefs and practices of non-members but continue to pray that Allah guide them to see the light of the Imam Mahdi foretold by the Holy Prophet Muhammad (saw). The Amir’s entourage at the inauguration ceremony included former Amir of AMJN, Professor Mashhud Adenrele Fashola, Missionary-in-Charge, Maulana Adnan Tahir; the General Secretary of AMJN, Alhaji Ayelagbe Abdul-Jabar; the Press In-Charge, Maulvi Wajih Ullah, among others.
Amir AMJN Inaugurates Masjid Baitul Qadeer in Badagry
With the special grace of Almighty Allah, a newly constructed Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat of Nigeria Central Mosque, Masjid Baitul Qadeer, was officially inaugurated on Sunday, 25 January 2025, at Povita Town, Badagry, Lagos State, by the Amir (National Head) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria. The mosque, donated by Alhaji Abbas Owolabi, the President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, also has a two-bedroom apartment added to serve as the Mission House for the Resident Missionary. In his address at the ceremony, the Amir congratulated the donor on this noble and selfless initiative, describing it as an act with everlasting rewards from Almighty Allah. He encouraged other well-meaning and capable members of the community to emulate such acts of charity in the cause of Islam. Barrister Alatoye further admonished worshippers to strictly observe the rules and regulations governing the use of mosques, emphasizing their sanctity as sacred places of worship. “We thank Almighty Allah for the family of Alhaji Abbas Owolabi for successfully completing the construction of this mosque and mission house. Building and donating a mosque is Sadaqatul Jariyah, a form of continuous charity whose rewards are endless in this life and in the hereafter. This is why both men and women should strive towards such acts before departing this world,” the Amir stated. He further reminded worshippers of proper conduct within the mosque: “Those who worship in the mosque must strictly adhere to the guidelines governing its use. There should be no murmuring or unnecessary discussions. Mosques are meant for the remembrance of Allah and for Ta’leem (educational) activities. There must be no disagreement or fighting within the mosque, as it is a sacred place and not an environment for quarrels,” he added. The Chief Imam of the Povita community, Alhaji Taofeeq Yusuf, expressed his joy over the addition of another mosque to the area and described the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community as peace-loving and exemplary neighbours. In his remarks, the donor, Alhaji Abbas Owolabi, expressed profound gratitude to all guests and well-wishers for honouring the mosque inauguration and humbly requested continued prayers for himself and his family. It would be recalled that the family of Alhaji Abbas Owolabi had earlier built and donated a mosque and mission house at Apata, Ibadan, some years ago. Dignitaries at the event included the Missionary-in-Charge, AMJN, Maulana Adnan Tahir; Naib Amir, Finance and Administration, Alhaji Mufadhil Bankole; General Secretary, AMJN, Alhaji Ayelagbe Jabar; Sadr Majlis Ansarullah (Leader, Elders’ Forum, AMJN), Alhaji Dauda Raji; Sadr Majlis Khuddamul Ahmadiyya Nigeria (Leader, Youth Wing), Bro. Abdur Rofeeq Alaka; Sadr Lajna Imaillah (Leader, Women Wing), Hajia Suwebat Odeyemi; Grand Chief Imam of Ajido, Alhaji Najeemdeen Ojo; Chief Imam of Afolio, Tijani Abdul Hafeez, among other notable personalities.
Amir AMJN Commissions New Mosque in Ikire; Clerics Praise Jama’at’s Service to Islam and Humanity
The Amir (National Head) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria, Alhaji (Barr.) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez, on Saturday, 17 January 2026, inaugurated a newly constructed mosque and a three-bedroom mission house apartment at Ikire, Osun State. The mosque, with a seating capacity of over 300 worshippers, was named Masjid Baitul Mujeeb by the Supreme Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (may Allah be his Helper). Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, Alhaji Alatoye described the mosque as the first to be inaugurated by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at in the year 2026, adding that several others would be inaugurated across the country before the end of the year, by the grace of Allah. He urged worshippers to uphold the sanctity of the mosque by devoting it strictly to acts of worship and spiritual development, including the five daily prayers, Qur’anic teachings, Ta‘leem classes, and other blessed activities that should define the life of the mosque. “This is the first mosque the Jama’at is commissioning in the year 2026, and several others will follow before the year runs out, by the grace of Allah. Mosques must always be treated as sacred places. Only good and righteous deeds should be carried out within them, free from mundane affairs. We must all uphold the sanctity of the mosque,” he stated. The Amir further emphasized the core values of Islam, calling on Muslims to embody kindness, humility, and respect in their dealings with others. “As Muslims, we must worship Allah alone, be kind to humanity, and remain humble and respectful at all times. We must continue to demonstrate that Islam is not a religion of violence or banditry, and that those who engage in such acts do so purely for selfish interests,” he added. In their separate remarks, religious leaders present at the occasion commended the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at for its pioneering role in advancing Islam alongside socio-economic and humanitarian development in Nigeria. In addition to the eulogies of the respected Islamic leaders was a special message of the Ahmadiyya Movement Imam who noted that “some individuals who witnessed the period of division in early days of Ahmadiyya in Nigeria including himself, were aware of the truth at the time but were unable to prevent the split due to limitations imposed by leaders who misled them”. He nonetheless pledged his “continued participation in Jama’at programmes whenever invited”. Dignitaries at the mosque inauguration included the Missionary-in-Charge, AMJN, Maulana Adnan Tahir; former Amir, AMJN, Professor Mashhud Adenrele Fashola; the General Secretary, AMJN, Alhaji Ayelagbe Abdul Jabar; and the Vice-Chancellor, Minaret University, Ikirun, Professor AbdurRahman Abdullah. Others are: Grand Chief Imam Ikire land Alh Muslim Oladiran; Grand Chief Imam Apomu Land Alh. Muibudeen Olawale Ishola; Grand Chief Imam Ikoyi Land Alh Zakariyyah Ajisekola; and Pastor M.A Ogundiran of CAC Mountain of Joy Ikoyi Ile, Osun State.
Amir Sahib Presides Over a Dignified Leadership Transition in MKAN
Nigeria witnessed a joyful, colourful, and spiritually uplifting Handing-Over Ceremony that marked the conclusion of the tenure of the outgoing Sadr, Mr Abdur Roqib Akintunde Akinyemi, and the official commencement of a new administration under Hafiz Abdur Rofeeq Oluwatosin Alaka. The atmosphere was filled with gratitude, emotion, and the warmth of brotherhood, making the event not just a formal transition but a celebration of faith, unity, humility, and the blessings of Khilafat that continue to strengthen MKAN. The ceremony was graciously chaired by the respected Amir Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Nigeria, Alh. Barrister Alatoye Folorunso Azeez Sahib, whose presence added dignity and spiritual depth to the occasion. In his address, Amir Sahib emphasized complete obedience to Allah, adherence to His commandments, and unwavering loyalty to Khilafat. He reminded Khuddam of the importance of according full respect, cooperation, and support to the incoming Sadr, just as was given to the outgoing Sadr. His words set a spiritual tone and underscored that leadership in MKAN is rooted in obedience, sacrifice, and service to the Jamaat. The farewell address of the outgoing Sadr and the maiden speech of the incoming Sadr were both delivered with humility and deep reflection. The moment of handover between the two administrations was smooth, heartfelt, and symbolized the true essence of Islamic leadership—one defined not by titles but by devotion, sincerity, and a shared commitment to the progress of the Majlis. Their warm embrace and mutual prayers reflected the unity that has long been the hallmark of MKAN. Remarkably, the transition, like many before it in MKAN, occurred without any form of disagreement or conflict. At a time when leadership changes often bring tension, MKAN demonstrated once again the beauty of Islamic leadership grounded in peace, sincerity, and mutual respect. Every part of the ceremony radiated love and brotherhood, testifying that Allah’s blessings continue to rest upon this noble organisation. As Hafiz Abdur Rofeeq Oluwatosin Alaka assumes the mantle of leadership, Khuddam across the country look forward with renewed hope and determination. And as Mr Abdur Roqib Akintunde Akinyemi bows out of office, the Majlis celebrates a leader who served with passion, discipline, sacrifice, and unwavering loyalty to Khilafat. Leadership ends, but legacy endures, and today MKAN honours both past and future with gratitude. Dignitaries present included Maulvi Ahmad Tahir Missionary Incharge, Alhaji Mufadil Bankole Naib Amir Finance and Administration, Alhaji Abdul Jabar Ayelaagbe General Secretary AMJN, Alhaji Daud Raji Sadr MAAN, Alhaji M O Raheem Naib Sadr Awwal MAAN, Engr Aina Saheed, Dr Taofeeq Sanni, Alhaji Adebisi Naib Sadr MAAN, Bro Nurudeen Akinreti AGS, and Alhaji Jamiu Abdul Qadri.
MITC Matriculation Ceremony: A New Chapter Begins!
A historic day unfolded at Masroor International Technical College (MITC) on January 28th, 2025, as we officially welcomed a new cohort of students into our academic family. The occasion was graced by the Amir of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria, Alhaji (Barr.) Alatoye Folorunsho Azeez, whose inspiring address left a lasting impact. He emphasized the power of technical education, discipline, and perseverance in shaping a brighter future. His words served as a beacon of motivation for our new students as they embark on this transformative journey. With the Director of MITC leading the ceremony, students took the Matriculation Oath, pledging to uphold integrity, excellence, and dedication throughout their academic journey. The event also featured cultural performances, inspiring speeches, and a renewed commitment to hands-on learning and innovation. At MITC, we believe in empowering students with practical skills that pave the way for success in today’s world. As our newly matriculated students step forward, they do so with the full support of a vibrant academic community committed to their growth. Here’s to new beginnings, boundless opportunities, and a future filled with achievements!
