The Executive Chairman of Isin Local Government Area, Honourable Chief Jolayemi Benjamin ‘Lanre on Thursday bagged an Excellence Award in Primary Health Care, dubbed “PHC Impact Award”, for his investment and leadership efforts directed at improving the standard of health care services delivery in his council area.
The award was presented in Abuja as part of the PHC Summit programme, during which the chairman also presented a position paper titled: “Leveraging Local Initiatives to Strengthen Primary Health Care Delivery in Isin Local Government, Kwara State.”
In his presentation, Jolayemi highlighted homegrown strategies, community participation models, and innovative pathways which he adopted in Isin LGA to enhance health care service delivery, improve accessibility, and ensure sustainable outcomes.
He also pointed out the power of local solutions and the importance of aligning them with state and national Primary Health Care priorities even as he emphasized that key stakeholders in the sector have shared vision for healthier communities. .
Responding after receiving the award, Jolayemi said: “Today marks a memorable and deeply humbling moment in my public service journey as I received the PHC Impact Award at the Abuja Primary Health Care Summit.
”This recognition, though unexpected, reinforces the collective commitment of our people and leadership towards building a stronger, more resilient Primary Health Care (PHC) System in Isin Local Government Area and by extension, across Kwara State.”
Chief Jolayemi, who is the OluOmo of Owu Kingdom and Kwara State Chapter Secretary of the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON), dedicated the award to the people of Isin Local Government Area and Kwarans in appreciation of their support, trust and active involvement in community health initiatives.
He was full of gratitude to Kwara State Governor, His Excellency, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, CON and Chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, whom he said, has been the pillar behind the successes being celebrated. He praised the governor, the Sardauna of Ilorin, for leading the way with visionary leadership, unwavering support and commitment to strengthening grassroots healthcare.
He expressed profound appreciation to the Kwara State Primary Health Care Development Agency, saying it had made every achievement possible by consistently providing the needed guidance, technical support and collaboration that continue to drive progress across all PHC centres in the state.
Jolayemi promised not to relent efforts towards building a Primary Health Care system that is accessible, efficient, and responsive to the needs of every citizen. “The collective approach towards ensuring the manifestation of our shared vision for healthier communities wouldn’t be misplaced, relegated or discarded,” he assurred.
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STATE TASKFORCE ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING HOLDS STAKEHOLDERS MEETING WITH ZURU COMMUNITY
The State Taskforce on Human Trafficking (STF) held a stakeholders meeting with leaders and representatives of the Zuru Community on December 15, 2025. The meeting aimed to strengthen collaboration and design effective strategies to combat human trafficking in the state.
In his welcome address, the Chairman of the STF, Hon. Senior Ibrahim Sulyman urged the community leaders to cooperate with the state government in the fight against human trafficking.
He emphasized that the government is committed to exposing and prosecuting traffickers, and that a community-based approach is crucial in solving this menace.
The Chairman highlighted the existing legal framework prohibiting human trafficking and child exploitation, and reiterated the government’s commitment to enforcing these laws and protecting victims.
He also revealed plans to design a migrant information form to capture biodata of every migrant for proper documentation and planning.

The representative of the Zuru Community, Emmanuel Sarkin Yaki, expressed gratitude to the state government for involving the community in this initiative.
He acknowledged the prevalence of trafficking in their community and highlighted contributing factors such as poverty, lack of access to education, and limited economic opportunities. Victims, mostly women, children, and youths from Kebbi State, are exploited as domestic help, child labour, and in other exploitative activities.
He pledged the community’s willingness to work with government authorities to curb trafficking and promote community-based solutions.
The STF reaffirms its commitment to combating human trafficking and urges all stakeholders to join forces in this fight. Together, we can create a safer and more secure environment for all.
NMA recognises Gov AbdulRazaq’s contributions to healthcare with excellence award
The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has conferred an Award of Excellent Service on the Executive Governor of Kwara State, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, in recognition of his administration’s outstanding contributions to healthcare delivery and human capital development in the state.
The award was presented during the NMA, National Executive Council (NEC) meeting held in Abeokuta, Ogun State.
Representing the Governor at the prestigious event, the state Commissioner for Health, Dr. Amina Ahmed El-Imam, received the award on his behalf and expressed appreciation to the leadership of the NMA for acknowledging the Governor’s tireless efforts toward improving the health system in Kwara State.
Dr. El-Imam noted that the administration has recorded landmark achievements in strengthening healthcare infrastructure, expanding access to quality medical services, and prioritizing welfare of health workers.
She reaffirmed the government’s commitment to sustaining reforms that will continue to elevate the state’s health indicators and enhance the well-being of all residents.
The Commissioner further acknowledged that Governor AbdulRazaq’s reforms have continued to earn accolades across the country, positioning Kwara State as one of the leading states in healthcare innovation and growth.
The NMA Chairman,kwara Branch, Prof Abdulrahman Afolabi praised the Governor’s visionary leadership and encouraged continued investment in the health sector for the benefit of the citizens.
The tzar of grassroot politics, Oba Magaji beckons with another mega rally
By Adeleke Gbenga
A calm and a cloudless morning it was, the 6th of December 2025. That grassroot politician, a shrewd and astute political gladiator, Honourable Barrister Oba Magaji Abdulkadir was at it again. He a staunch member of the All Progressive Congress(APC) representing the Ilorin Central Constituency in the 10th Kwara State House of Assembly. He is also the majority leader of the house.
He stopped at nothing to pull out all the stops to stage his 3rd mega empowerment rally on the said day, the 6th of December 2025. It was a show stopping studded political rally strewn with the usual Oba Magaji’s trademark of melodrama and theatrics in soapbox and grassroot politics.
The empowerment mega rally was not without a strong sense of deja vu as it unfolded, unmasking the usual clientele-patronage politics of the grassroot for which Honourable Barrister Oba Magaji was known. It was a dazzling display of astuteness in grassroot mobilization in its fastidious detail.
Honourable Barrister Oba Magaji took the ECWA School Oja-Iya in Badari Ward Ilorin Kwara State by storm on this day, with the open field of the School pulsating with energies, excitements and rhythms of the excited mob of followers and loyalists. It was coloured with a throbbing drumbeats of the traditional praise singers who competed for space and attentions of their clients. Emotions ran high. The APC loyalists and followers who besieged the venue shouted from their rooftops.

They sang praises of their benefactor, Honourable Barrister Oba Magaji and threw diatribes and innuendoes at the major rival political party and its principal leader in parables and songs. All the paraphernalia of soapbox politics were deplored. It was not difficult to hazard educated guesses that, this was a season of politics. The empowerment itself was in the class of its own. It was jaw dropping, mouth watering, lavish and generous. Who could have made that possible if not the tzar of the mega empowerment himself, whose stock in trade was to turn himself to a sanctuary of a sort for the less privilege.
Investigation reveals that his Constituency Office at Surulere was always a beehive of activities, a Mecca of sort for different categories of beneficiaries regardless of religion, language and tribe. He was described as a true Nigerian patriot who transcends the narrowness of tribe and religion. The empowerment was themed ”3rd Mega Empowerment 2025”. There was no way one would not be stunned by its magnitude in term of the items involved, including its size or scale. It gulped millions of naira even during this austere time of austerity. And by no any stretch of the imagination could these be described as publicity stunt. He had done it before.
The mantra that rent the air on the 6th of December 2025 during the 3rd Mega Empowerment rally of the majority leader of the Kwara State House of Assembly at the open field of ECWA School Oja-Iya was ”Oba nio” ”Oba Magaji has done it again” ”the close confidant of Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq” “Ile-yerimisa lanlo” among other epithets and wits. The major political opponent and its principal leader were not spared in the mockeries. If the language in which the dramas of the empowerment rally was couched, were anything to go by, it was crystal clear that the battle lines had been drawn already.

It was type-cast in a suspended animation until the 2027 general elections. And again if the straw polls conducted by our reporter were the yardsticks to forecast the likelihood of the 2027 general elections and their outcomes, the events revealed that these might be a bumper harvest for Honourable Barrister Oba Magaji. The ECWA School Oja-Iya’s open field that day was a bedlam of associations and groups in their colorful ”aso ebi” which were ankara and kampala fabrics. They were excited and cheerful with manic energy and emotion, sweeping the entire field. At exactly 11.46am, Honourable Barrister Oba Magaji was heralded into the venue of the event amidst tumultuous crowds of supporters who danced to a medley of drumbeats and musical instruments.
It was a triumphant entry into the venue, flanked left, right, front and back by the rowdy crowds of supporters. One thousand beneficiaries benefitted from the largess. The items distributed included sewing machines, pop corn machines with gas cylinders, ground pepper machines, freezers, hairdresser dryers among other working tools. Cash supports of various amount were also given out to various interest groups and associations.

Honourable Barrister Oba Magaji did the empowerment to equip the beneficiaries with working implements according to Abdulwasiu Tejidini. He tasked the beneficiaries not to sell the equipment but to use them to support their livelihoods. He thanked Honourable Barrister Oba Magaji and urged him not to relent on his oars. The beneficiaries with whom our reporter spoke were full of thanks and prayers for Honourable Barrister Oba Magaji. They pledged their supports for APC in the 2027 elections. They praised Mallam Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq’s administration for turning the State around with heavy investments in infrastructure. They pledged their loyalty to Honourable Barrister Oba Magaji saying he was a leader they would always follow.

Comrade Adamu Usman Sabi has been returned as Chairman of the Information Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Kwara State Council, after a unanimous decision by members of the chapel.
His re-election reflects the confidence members have in his leadership and the progress recorded during his first tenure.
The Information Chapel, known as the most populous in the state, comprises press secretaries and information officers across all Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) in Kwara State.
Other officers elected include Dada Olaolu Daniel as Vice Chairman, Taiwo Okanlawo as Secretary, Rukayat Beki Abdulfatai as Financial Secretary, Mushinah Titilope Abdulmimin as Treasurer, and Ndidi Cynthia Ononhu-Nwafo as Auditor.
Speaking at the event, the Chairman of the Kwara State Council of NUJ, Comrade Lanre Abdulateef Ahmed, described the election as another milestone in the life of the Information Chapel, noting that the process was conducted in line with the NUJ constitution.
He commended the credentials committee led by Comrade Murtala Atoyebi for conducting a transparent and credible election.
Comrade Ahmed urged the newly elected executive members to uphold the NUJ constitution and discharge their duties with integrity and commitment.
In his acceptance speech, Comrade Adamu Usman Sabi thanked members for their support during his first tenure and promised to build on the achievements already recorded.
He pledged to further enhance professionalism, improve members’ welfare, and strengthen collaboration with the Kwara State Council of NUJ.
“We will continue to promote the activities, programmes, and policies of the Kwara State Government for the benefit of the people,” he stated.
Sabi also called on members of the chapel to remain united and work together as one family to ensure a harmonious working relationship within the Ministry of Communications, which hosts the Information Chapel.
By Fatima Mohammed-Lawal
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), in collaboration with the Kwara Government on Wednesday in Ilorin empowered 30 youth innovators in entrepreneurship and skills to establish their businesses.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the programme is the Young Africa Innovates (YAI), Kwara State Innovation Showcase.
The theme of the programme is entitled: “Igniting Innovation-Youth Solutions for the Future”.
In her opening address, Ms Elsie Attafuah, the UNDP Resident Representative in Nigeria explained that the YAI programme is a partnership between the UNDP and the MasterCard Foundation aimed at catalysing youth led innovation to drive socio-economic development.
Attafuah who was represented by the Incubation Specialist on YAI programme, Mrs Catherine Ibrahim explained that the programme focuses on identifying, incubating and scaling innovation of young people across diverse sectors.
She pointed out that innovation isn’t just about technology but solving real problems that affect real people.
“The State Showcase is a celebration of young people building climate solutions, inclusive fintech tools, waste-to+wealth platforms and agro-logistics systems,” she said.
She explained that the programme aims at empowering youths from marginalized and rural communities.
Attafuah pointed out that over 9000 youths from across seven state applied, adding that the number was streamlined to 30 innovators for each state amounting to 210 innovators.

“The 30 innovators have undergone four months of intensive mentorship training, capacity building and also seed funding for their innovation and businesses.
“The seed funding is meant to help them to scale their solutions. The essence of the YAI programme is to bring solutions that are peculiar to the community,” she said.
Also speaking, the Managing Director of the Ilorin Innovation Hub, Mr Temi Kolawole observe that Nigerian youths are very innovative and needed guidance to help them bring out their creativity.
“The UNDP has taken the innovation to rural areas, to compounds and wards level, where people have all been sensitized about the opportunity to showcase their innovation,” he said.
He observed that the State government is collaborating with the UNDP to promote YAI programme, adding that people with disabilities are not left behind.
Kolawole observed that the future is innovation and entrepreneurship, as the government cannot employ everyone.
He charged Nigerian youths to braze up and key into innovations and entrepreneurship, saying that the large teeming youth can become a workforce that can transform African development drive.
In their appreciative remarks, Mrs. Bilkis Abdulkadir, one of the Innovators and the Chief Executive Officers (CEO) of Bazkkam Para-Sports Academy commended the organisers, saying this has afforded people living with disability a platform to showcase their talents inspite of their disability.
She explained that she is able to reach out to other youth with disabilities to engage them in sporting activities.
On his part, the CEO of Harmony Natural Fruits drinks, Mr Abdulsalam Hussein, described the programme as a wonderful experience that has helped to reshape his idea.
He explained that his idea has ensured he is able to turn wastes from fruits to organic manure.
Elesa approves appointment of UNILORIN spokesman, Kunle Akogun, as 8th Chief Akogun of Oke-Ode
His Royal Highness, Oba Mufutau Adebayo Akanbi Ibrahim (Ilufemiloye I), the Elesa of Oke-Ode in Ifelodun Local Government Area of Kwara State, has approved the appointment of Alhaji Ganiyu Kunle Akogun as the new Chief Akogun of Oke-Ode land, with immediate effect.
A statement issued from the Palace of the Elesa on Wednesday December 9, 2025 also announced that the new Chief Akogun will concurrently serve as the Secretary of the Elesa-in-Council.
Born in Oke-Ode a little over six decades ago, Alhaji Akogun attended Oke-Ode Grammar School and later proceeded to the then Kwara State College of Technology (now Kwara State Polytechnic), Ilorin, for his secondary and advanced-level education. He subsequently obtained his first and second degrees from the University of Lagos.
The new Chief Akogun of Oke-Ode who becomes the 8th occupant of the Akogun stool is a well-known community development advocate who has long been involved in progressive efforts toward the growth of his hometown.
He has consistently deployed his time, resources, connections, and expertise toward advancing Oke-Ode, contributing to its rising prominence among progressive communities in Kwara State and Nigeria.
As a renowned journalist, Alhaji AbdulGaniyu Akogun has projected the name of Oke-Ode far beyond Kwara State and even beyond Nigeria’s shores.
He is the Director of Corporate Affairs at the University of Ilorin, the current National Public Relations Officer of the Oke-Ode Community Development Association (OCDA), the Vice Chairman of the Igbomina Ekiti Muslims Forum (IEMF), and the immediate past National Publicity Secretary of the Igbomina Professionals Association (IPA).
In his capacity as a senior official of the University of Ilorin, he has facilitated admission for countless Oke-Ode youths into the institution, among numerous other contributions.
Alhaji Akogun is also an influential member of the Supreme Pacesetters Club of Kwara State, a pan-Kwara socio-cultural and development-oriented association of professionals. Through the Club, scholarships were awarded for several years to many indigent but brilliant students of Oke-Ode Grammar School many of whom have since excelled in their chosen careers.
He also facilitated the establishment and equipping of a state-of-the-art Computer Centre at Oke-Ode Grammar School, with support from a former President of the Club, Barrister Bayo Atoyebi, who served as a Commissioner at the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Abuja.
Chief Akogun is a member of several notable professional bodies, including the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), the Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE), the International Press Institute (IPI), and the Institute of Professional Corporate Administrators (IPCA). He is also a Fellow of the Fourth Estate Professional Society (FEPS).
In recognition of his outstanding commitment to family values and community development, Alhaji Akogun was unanimously nominated by the Akogun Chieftaincy Family to fill the vacant stool following the passing of his elder brother, the 7th Chief Akogun of Oke-Ode, the late Chief AbdulRauf Tunde Akogun, in January 2024.
He is married and blessed with children.
Ajuloopin targets grassroots development, National security in new Legislative Bills
The lawmaker representing Ekiti/Irepodun/Isin/Oke-Ero Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Raheem Tunji Olawuyi (Ajuloopin), has introduced a bill seeking the creation of additional Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Kwara State, a move he described as essential for deepening governance and accelerating grassroots development.
In a statement released by his Special Assistant on New Media, Jamiu Balogun, Hon. Olawuyi explained that the proposed legislation aims to enhance administrative effectiveness and bring government closer to the people, in line with his commitment to responsive and impactful lawmaking.
According to the federal lawmaker, the bill for new LGAs is one of two key bills he recently sponsored at the National Assembly.
The second seeks an amendment to the Private Guards Companies Act, a law he believes requires urgent reform to strengthen Nigeria’s national security framework.
Hon. Olawuyi noted that the amendment bill is designed to empower licensed private security companies to assume greater responsibility in security delivery.
This, he stressed, would free up the Nigeria Police and other security agencies to focus on critical tasks such as criminal investigation, intelligence gathering, and prosecution, rather than routine VIP protection and other non-core duties.
“If passed, this amendment will help reposition our security architecture for greater efficiency. It will ensure that professional private guards complement government security agencies in tackling emerging threats and maintaining public safety,” he said.
The legislator emphasized that both bills carry far-reaching benefits for his constituency and the country as a whole.
“They reflect our commitment to crafting legislation that responds to the needs of our people and addresses the evolving realities of our nation.
“Together, we will continue to champion policies that promote development, enhance security, and uphold good governance,” the Lawmaker said.
The Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) and Igbinedion University, Okada on Friday called on newly inducted nurses in the university to uphold competence, ethics and evidence-based practice.
The duo made the call on Friday in Okada, Edo while performing the oath-taking ceremony for 152 graduates of Bachelor Nursing Science.
In his address shortly before the oath-taking, Dr Ndagi Al-Hassan, NMCN’s Registrar, described the ceremony as “a great achievement” for the inductees, stressing that the approval to practise comes with significant responsibility.
“As polyvalent nurses, you are expected to render safe and quality healthcare services to patients and clients at all times,” he said.
The registrar, who was represented by Dr Dorothy Ore, noted that while the graduates had completed their academic training, competence in the field required humility, continuous learning and discipline.
“Be willing to learn from your colleagues. Accept corrections to avoid unnecessary mistakes. Improve and make adjustments positively,” he advised.
He also urged the new nurses to be “credible ambassadors” of the profession, upholding ethics, compassion and honesty.
He encouraged them to pursue higher degrees, explore the many opportunities in the profession with dignity.
In his remark, Prof. Lawrence Ezemonye, Vice-Chancellor of the university, described the induction as a decisive transition from academic preparation to professional responsibility.
“Today marks a pivotal inflection point, a moment where academic accomplishment meets professional and ethical commitment.
“We are here not just to celebrate your success but to formally welcome you into the noble valley of nursing,” he said.
Ezemonye, who was represented by the university’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Raphael Adeghe, emphasised that the oath taken by the graduates represented a moral and professional covenant.
“The oath you take is not a shield from the realities of healthcare.
“It is an armour for navigating them with principle. Let your competence be your protest against mediocrity,” he said.
The vice-chancellor reminded the inductees that the world they were entering required resilience, leadership and professional identity.
“You are not just healthcare workers; you are university-educated clinicians and leaders.
“As you step into the world, you carry the hopes of your families, the investment of this institution, and the trust of the countless patients you will serve,” he said.
Prof. Roselyn Esewe of the University of Benin, who delivered the induction lecture, highlighted the centrality of competence, evidence-based practice and communication in modern nursing.
The lecture was titled “The Competent Nurse: Adding Value to Patient Care Through Best Practices.”
The induction lecturer defined the competent nurse as one who practises “safely and effectively without the need for supervision.”
Esewe added that patients today were informed and expectef professionalism.
“Clients are more aware of their conditions, and their concerns must be addressed with empathy and precision,” she said.
She warned that poor communication, especially during handovers, leads to medical errors.
Hajia Biliqis Oladimeji emerges as new Kwara FOMWAN Amirah… as association holds 40th anniversary, stepdown conference
A veteran journalist, Hajia Biliqis Modupe Oladimeji, has emerged as the new Amirah of the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN), Kwara State chapter.
She emerged via a consensus arrangement during the 40th Anniversary and Stepdown of the National Conference of FOMWAN held in Offa, Kwara State.
Hajia Biliqis will work with Hajia Rukayat Adegboyega Adeagbo as the Secretary of the Association.
Other executive members include Alhaja Shifau Bint Saruq (Naibah Amirah); Hajia Fatimah Muhammed (Assistant Secretary I); Barakat Tomori (Assistant Secretary II); Dr. Saadat Abdulkadri (Public Relations Officer), while Ramat Ayo Ismail will serve as Assistant Public Relations Officer of the Association.

Others are Hajia Fatimah Abolore Jimih (Treasurer); Hajia Biliqis Mahmud (Financial Secretary); Hajia Silifat Ishola (Auditor); Hajia Raliat Abdullah (Dawah Officer I); Hajia Lateefah Aromaradu (Dawah Officer II); Barr. Ruqayyah Abdulaziz (Legal Officer); Hajia Nimat Labaika (Ex-Officer I) and Hajia Aminat Abdulkadir (Ex-Officer II).
Inaugurating the new executive at FOMWAN Hall, Offa, a member of the Board of National Trustees, Hajia Raliat Sanni, advised them on transparency and good governance as well as unity and cooperation.
She also urged the newly inaugurated executive to always carry all women groups and the local government areas along in their various activities so as to meet the goals and expectations of the Association.
She charged them to maintain qualities of good leadership, which include transparency, implementing the principles of the Qur’an and Hadith, effecting cross-cultural communication, and awareness creation, while prioritizing confidence in themselves.
According to her, peaceful coexistence could be achieved through mutual respect and sovereignty, being justifiable, reaching out to all, and avoiding any form of backbiting.
In her goodwill message, Kwara South Zonal Coordinator, Hajia Kuburah Bello, warned the newly inaugurated executive against hypocrisy and urged them not to be traitor leaders but to work towards sustaining the legacies of the founding members.
Bello also advised members to be united and work together with all and sundry in order to achieve the desired goals and expectations.
She charged them to sustain all FOMWAN programmes and always seek advice from past leaders for excellence.
Earlier, in her opening remark, the outgoing Amirah, Hajia Nimat Oluwatoyin Laibaka, appreciated members for sustaining the Association since its inception.
She explained that the outgoing executive served diligently with sincerity of purpose, dedication, commitment, and regular consultation that promoted love and unity among members.
“The support and cooperation enjoyed from members have led to the tremendous success and achievements recorded with new ideas and innovations,” she said.
“In my four years as the State Amirah, the Association witnessed tremendous achievements in different segments including education, health, humanitarian services, women empowerment, among others. We also collaborated with relevant civil society organizations for the betterment of our Association.”
She urged the new executive to expand and strengthen the Association’s sources of internal revenue generation, noting that there is need to set up a resource mobilization committee to move the Association to a greater level.
She therefore appreciated the National Board of Trustees members, Hajia Raliat Sanni, Alhaja Musilimat Kamaldeen Al-Adabiyi, the Kwara-Kogi Zonal Coordinator, Hajia Kuburah Bello, Hajia Memunat Oniyangi, and Hajia Rahmat Yahaya Madawaki, for their support, guidance, and for providing an enabling environment to serve the Association for four years.
In her acceptance speech, the State Amirah, Hajia Biliqis Modupe Oladimeji, appreciated the FOMWAN Board of Advisers and members, including the local government areas.

Hajia Biliqis Modupe Oladimeji, who is a retired Head of Centre at the Federal Ministry of Information, Kwara State, and the immediate past Naibah Amirah of the Association, pledged to work with other executives and members across the three senatorial districts of the state to improve the organisation and touch more lives locally and at the national level.
“We are honoured to lead this great organisation at this critical juncture and pledge to build on the foundations laid by our predecessors and work towards achieving FOMWAN’s vision of leadership of Muslim women and promoting their welfare.”
She appealed for their continuous support and cooperation to turn the worthy legacy of the Association into a sustainable heritage to further strengthen its mission, aims, and objectives.