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 The society, Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria, is the meeting point for all Muslim Students in all Higher Institutions, Secondary Schools in most part (if not all), graduate and Post Graduates as well as Muslims who attend technical institution, like the craftsmen and women in Nigeria. Frankly speaking, this society has one of the largest spread of society in (religious or otherwise) in the whole of Nigeria. The major objective is that it may be the forum for making every Muslim youth that is privileged to attend any school in the ... read more
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One of the mandates of the Society in Lagos is to inculcate leadership skills and management training in our youth in accordance with divine injunctions. In order to achieve this laudable objective, the Society is desirous of developing its 10 acres of land within the state to a HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE that will comprise a computer laboratory, a functional library, classrooms, a multipurpose hall, ........ read more |
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Let me begin my speech by first giving endless thanks to Almighty Allah for making the hosting of this year’s December Islamic Vacation Course (IVC) possible here at the site of our Human Capital Development Centre (HCDC) in Noforija, Eredo, Epe. It is a thing of joy and indeed a dream come true giving the fact that several attempts made in the past to hold a camp here had not materialised. We never intended bringing our ....... read more |
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PRESS RELEASE: Hijab ban, Mrs Oladunjoye lied!
The attention of the Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria (MSSN) Lagos State Area Unit has been drawn to the purported ban on the use of Hijab in Lagos State public Schools by the state government. The State Commissioner for Education, Mrs Olayinka Oladunjoye, was widely quoted in the media claiming that the decision to ban the use of hijab was a consensus reached at a 'stakeholders' meeting chaired by the Commissioner for Home Affairs and Culture Mr Oyinlomo Danmole.
We want to state unequivocally that the claim of Mrs Oladunjoye was an absolute lie and an attempt to obtruct the course of justice. The commissioner claimed in her statement to the media that the MSSN representatives were at the so called stakeholders' meeting where the decision to ban the hijab was taken. This is ridiculous. How can we be demanding that the right of Muslims to use hijab in schools be given them and at the same time we will consent to a 'consensus' that is anti-thetical to our demand? We were never invited for any meeting at any point in time! Click here to hear more