The Anwar-Ul Islam Movement of Nigeria, Ikorodu Mission, recently marked its 68th anniversary with a grand celebration and award ceremony, the celebration held October 27, 2024, at the Zulqurnain and Rafat Ogunsanya Memorial Mosque in Ikorodu.

Notable Personalities Honored at Anwar-Ul Islam Movement’s 68th Anniversary

In recognition of outstanding individuals for their contributions, Awardees included:

HRM Oba Engr. Kabiru Adewale Shotobi, Ayangburen of Ikorodu Kingdom, Alhaji Imam Abdul Yekeen Adisa Sobona,
Alhaji Abdul Rasaki Amokomowowo,

Afododoshagba Society of Anwar-Ul Islam Movement of Nigeria, Ikorodu Mission Ladies Guild, Anwar-Ul Islam Movement of Nigeria Ogijo Division, Alhaja Morufat Junaid Oloko, Alhaja Chief Sukurat Modupeola Sanni
Alhaja Safuriat Suraju

Posthumous awards honored:
Late Alhaji Zulqurnain Adebayo Ogunsanya (SAN)
Late Alhaji Pa Raji Ayinla Allison (The Gold)

These individuals were recognized for their dedication and service to the community.

Alhaji (Prince) Jamiu Adio Saka, Mission Chairman, acknowledged the dedication and perseverance of the movement’s founding members, who established the mission in 1956.

The chairman paid tribute to pioneers like Late Alhaji Mudashiru Gbadamosi, Alhaji Mustapha Aluko, and Alhaji Pa D.B. Ayanlaja, who laid the foundation for the mission’s success in Ikorodu. He also recognized the tireless efforts of past leaders, including Alhaji Sanusi Enifeni, Alhaji Abdul Wahab Abiru, and Alhaji Rasaki Sholaja.

Over the years, the mission has grown, establishing additional divisions, including Ikorodu Division One, Ikorodu Division Two, Ipakodo Division, and others. Two more divisions are expected to be added by 2025.

He reaffirmed the movement’s commitment to Islamic principles, promoting peace, unity, and service to humanity. He urged members to strive for excellence and encouraged continued support for ongoing projects, including the proposed Islamic Activity Centre.

Alhaji Imam Bello Mudasiru’s lecture at the 68th anniversary celebration of Anwar-Ul Islam Movement of Nigeria, Ikorodu Mission, emphasized the importance of Islamic principles and unity among members. He urged the members to continue following the legacy of the movement’s founding fathers, who worked tirelessly to establish and grow the organization.

Imam Bello Mudasiru’s message highlighted the significance of the movement’s 68-year journey, stressing that it’s crucial for members to remain united and committed to their faith. He encouraged them to draw inspiration from the movement’s history and continue working together to achieve their goals.

Anwar-Ul Islam Movement of Nigeria, Ikorodu Mission, has grown significantly since its establishment in 1956. The movement has expanded to include multiple divisions, with two more expected to be added by 2025. Imam Bello Mudasiru’s lecture served as a reminder of the importance of perseverance and unity in achieving success.

Anwar-Ul Islam Movement of Nigeria, Ikorodu Mission, remains a beacon of hope, providing spiritual guidance, education, and community support, inspiring generations to come.