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MSSNLagos The Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN) is the meeting point for all Muslim students in Nigeria.

The establishment is geared towards making every Muslim youth privileged to attend any school in the country to gain consciousness about Islam. 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 th

e 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 country, secondary or tertiary, to be conscious about Islam and being its ambassadors.The Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN) was founded in Lagos, Nigeria on 18th April, 1954, in response to the yearnings of Muslim students for a platform to discuss and find solutions to their common problems and challenges, especially in the face of hostile colonial and evangelical environment then prevalent in the country. The organisation has continued to adapt and respond to the changing challenges and needs of its members and the Nigeria Muslim community in general. More information can be found here.The Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN) was founded in Lagos, Nigeria on 18 th April, 1954, in response to the yearnings of Muslim students for a platform to discuss and find solutions to their common problems and challenges, especially in the face of hostile colonial and evangelical environment then prevalent in the country. The organisation has continued to adapt and respond to the changing challenges and needs of its members and the Nigeria Muslim community in general.The founders and initiators were then students in notable secondary schools in Lagos. MSSN has since grown in leaps and bounds to be the largest organisation (religious or otherwise) in West Africa with millions as members. Membership is drawn from nearly all primary and post primary institutions in Nigeria where it has branches. Central branches are also created to accommodate those who have left schools but are still desirous of remaining within the fold of MSSN.The contributions of MSSN to national development are enormous and these include serving as a potent tool of national unity and cohesion. Apart from its membership that cuts across all the geographical and ethnic barriers, MSSN is promoting national integration and building bridges through its programmes and activities that emphasize the brotherhood of Islam, in particular, and mankind in general. Furthermore, the society has continued to produce generation of outstanding leaders in all spheres of national life (Education, the Professions, Entrepreneurship, Public Service, etc) whilst defining and encouraging adherence to certain minimum standards of national ethos. The society has remained a pressure good working for the advancement of the interests of Muslims and Islam. Indeed, past members of MSSN occupy leadership of virtually all leading Islamic organisations in Nigeria.MSSN achievements transcend the boundaries of Nigeria. It played leading roles in the formation of international students organisations such as International Islamic Federation of Students Organisations ( IIFSO) based in Saudi Arabia, the International Institute of Islamic Thought ( IIIT) with headquarters in United States of America and served as inspiration to the formation of others in different parts of the world, including Muslim Students’ Association ( MSA) of Canada and America. The society is affiliated to many local and international organisations whose aims and objectives are in consonance with its. Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN) and its constitution are registered with appropriate organs of the government of the federation of Nigeria.Honoured brothers and sisters in Islam, you will agree with us that we cannot witness a resurgence of our faith, Islam, we cannot even keep the flag flying without a well-structured arrangement, collective and continuous effort to make Muslim Students graduates from various fields of study in the various institutions with a sound and well-grounded understanding of Islam and its ethics. AND THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT WE ATTEMPT TO DO!As they prepare to take leadership and management role in various organization –public and private sector, we desire that the wonderful culture of Islam, well entrenched in them, be brought to the fore.- See more at: http://www.mssnlagos.net/

Hearty congratulations once again to our latest Lagos State University graduates 🎊We ask Allah to bless it for you and m...
19/08/2026

Hearty congratulations once again to our latest Lagos State University graduates 🎊

We ask Allah to bless it for you and make this a stepping stone towards greater achievement in this world and the next!




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04/08/2026

MSSNLAGOS COMMENDS FORMER JAMB REGISTRAR PROF. ISHAQ OLOYEDE'S EXEMPLARY LEADERSHIP.
..recommends sustained use of robust monitoring systems to improve transparency.

PRESS RELEASEMSSNLAGOS COMMENDS FORMER JAMB REGISTRAR PROF. ISHAQ OLOYEDE'S EXEMPLARY LEADERSHIP..recommends sustained u...
04/08/2026

PRESS RELEASE

MSSNLAGOS COMMENDS FORMER JAMB REGISTRAR PROF. ISHAQ OLOYEDE'S EXEMPLARY LEADERSHIP
..recommends sustained use of robust monitoring systems to improve transparency.

The Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria (MSSN), Lagos State Area Unit has commended Prof. Ishaq Olarewaju Oloyede for his impactful tenure as the Registrar/Chief Executive Officer of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).

The Amir, Dr. Ajibola Yusuf Salami acknowledged the former JAMB Registrar's exemplary service and dedication which significantly advanced educational assessment and strengthened the integrity of Nigeria's admissions system.

OPENING ADDRESS BY THE AMIR, MSSN LAGOS STATE AREA UNIT, AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE 2026 HOLIDAY TRAINING COURSE (HTC) T...
25/07/2026

OPENING ADDRESS BY THE AMIR, MSSN LAGOS STATE AREA UNIT, AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE 2026 HOLIDAY TRAINING COURSE (HTC)

The Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (Lagos State Area Unit) is setting a new standard for youth development.

As we kick off our 2026 Holiday Training Course (HTC) under the theme "The Credible Maestro", we aren't just teaching students; we are moulding the next generation of leaders who embody both integrity and global competence.

Join us as we embark on a journey of character, skill, and service.




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25th Muharram 1448 AHSaturday, 11th July 2026  From the Office of the Amir, MSSNLagos  MSSNLAGOS WELCOMES SAFE RESCUE OF...
12/07/2026

25th Muharram 1448 AH
Saturday, 11th July 2026

From the Office of the Amir, MSSNLagos

MSSNLAGOS WELCOMES SAFE RESCUE OF ABDUCTED PUPILS AND TEACHERS IN OYO STATE

The Amir of the Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria (MSSN), Lagos State Area Unit, expresses profound gratitude and relief at the safe rescue of the schoolchildren and teachers abducted in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State.

Their safe return is a beacon of hope for their families and the entire community, bringing comfort after weeks of anxiety and uncertainty.

We commend His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for his unwavering commitment to strengthening security across our nation. His leadership during these challenging times has been instrumental in facilitating this successful rescue operation.

We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to the courageous personnel of the Nigerian Army, the Nigerian Air Force, the Department of State Services (DSS), the Nigeria Police Force, and all other security agencies involved in the operation. Their professionalism, sacrifice, and collaborative efforts made this rescue possible, demonstrating the power of unity in the face of adversity.

Our thoughts and prayers remain with His Excellency, Governor Seyi Makinde, the Government and people of Oyo State, particularly the Ogbomoso community, and the families who endured this traumatic experience. The safe return of their loved ones rekindles hope and strengthens confidence in our collective capacity to confront and overcome the security challenges facing our nation.

As we celebrate this positive development, we urge all Nigerians to continue praying for the safety and well-being of our citizens and to support every lawful effort aimed at building a more secure and peaceful society.

While we rejoice over this successful rescue, it is equally imperative to address the menace of violent criminality, particularly kidnapping, banditry, and terrorism, with firmness and justice.

From an Islamic perspective, the following principles underscore the necessity of ensuring that perpetrators of such heinous crimes face the full weight of the law:

Protection of Society

Islam places great emphasis on the preservation of life, property, honour, and human dignity. Those who engage in kidnapping, banditry, and other violent crimes constitute a direct threat to these sacred rights.

Allah says:

"And do not kill the soul which Allah has forbidden, except by right..." (Qur'an 17:33)

Upholding justice is essential to safeguarding society and preserving public security.

Deterrence of Crime

Islamic law recognizes that proportionate punishment serves as a deterrent against crime. Ensuring that violent criminals are held accountable discourages others from engaging in similar acts and contributes to the maintenance of law, order, and public safety.

Justice must be served not only for the victims but also for the protection of society at large. While Islam encourages repentance and reformation, those guilty of violent crimes against innocent people must first be subjected to due process and the appropriate sanctions prescribed by law.

As mentioned in our inaugural press briefing, MSSNLagos believes that Nigeria must move beyond condemnation towards decisive and sustainable solutions.

We therefore recommend the following:
1. Establishment of Special Anti-Kidnapping, Terrorism and Banditry Courts.

2.Fast-track prosecution of arrested suspects.

3.Stronger collaboration between Federal, state and local security structures.

4.Increased deployment of technology-driven security systems.

5. Enhanced protection of schools, campuses and student communities.

6.Greater investment in youth employment and economic opportunities.

7.Imposition of the maximum penalties provided by law, including capital punishment where legally applicable, for convicted kidnappers, terrorists and bandits whose actions result in loss of life and widespread terror.

Nigeria cannot develop in an atmosphere of fear. Security must remain a national priority, and all stakeholders must work collectively to restore public confidence and safeguard lives and property.

Signed:

Dr. Ajibola Yusuf Salami
Amir, MSSN Lagos
Phone: 08173291878
Email: [email protected]
Address: 4th Floor, 161 Herbert Macaulay Way, Yaba, Lagos.
Website: www.mssnlagos.net
Facebook: www.facebook.com/LagosMSSN
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The Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN) is the meeting point for all Muslim students in secondary schools, technical schools and higher institutions. The society is the largest spread of students’ society (religious or otherwise) in Nigeria. The establishment of the MSSN is geared towards...

MSSNLagos Congratulates Barr. Hassan Taiwo Fajimite on His Election as National President, Muslim Lawyers' Association o...
06/07/2026

MSSNLagos Congratulates Barr. Hassan Taiwo Fajimite on His Election as National President, Muslim Lawyers' Association of Nigeria (MULAN)

The Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria (MSSN) Lagos State Area Unit extend its warmest congratulations to Barr. Hassan Taiwo Fajimite on his recent election as the National President of the Muslim Lawyers' Association of Nigeria (MULAN).

This well-deserved recognition is a testament to his years of dedication to justice, advocacy, and service to the Muslim Ummah within the legal profession. We are very confident that his wealth of experience and unwavering commitment to Islamic values will steer MULAN to greater heights.

Barrister Hassan Taiwo Fajimite played a key, active role as the lead counsel representing the Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria, MSSNLagos during the landmark legal battle against the Lagos State Government. He successfully fought to overturn the ban on female Muslim students wearing the hijab in Lagos schools from the inception of the Hijab saga in 2013, to the Court of Appeal victory in 2016 and the final Supreme court Victory in 2022.

As he begins this new chapter, we pray for a successful and fulfilling tenure in office. May Allah (SWT) grant him wisdom, strength, and the guidance to lead with justice and excellence.

Baarakallahu Fiikum.

Signed;
Dr. Ajibola Yusuf Salami
Amir, MSSNLagos
Phone: 08173291878, 08058569340
Email: [email protected]
Address: 4th Floor, 161 Herbert Macaulay Way, Yaba
Website: www.mssnlagos.net
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X: www.x.com/MSSNLagos

Breaking News:Dr. Ajibola Yusuf Salami becomes MSSN Lagos Amir, New Executives EmergeThe Muslim Students' Society of Nig...
14/06/2026

Breaking News:

Dr. Ajibola Yusuf Salami becomes MSSN Lagos Amir, New Executives Emerge

The Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria, Lagos State Area Unit (MSSN Lagos), on Sunday inaugurated a new executive cabinet following its Annual Electoral Conference held over the weekend, June 13th–14th, 2026.

The conference, themed "Sovereignty and Stewardship: The Core of Nationhood," culminated in the dissolution of the outgoing cabinet led by Mallam Kamoldeen Abiona and the announcement of a new leadership team to steer the affairs of the unit from 1448AH/2026 to 1450AH/2029.

Dr Ajibola Yusuf Salami, an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon at Randle General Hospital, Surulere, and a graduate of Dentistry from the College of Medicine, University of Lagos, emerges as the new Amir (President). He represents the Mushin Area Council and brings extensive experience from his time as Editor, Assistant Secretary, and Secretary of MSSN Mushin Area Council, as well as leadership roles within the medical community, including President of the Association of Resident Doctors, LASUTH, Ikeja.

The election process followed the inauguration of a 17-member Shurah (electoral) Committee on Friday, June 12th, chaired by Mallam Mutiu Adelu of Agege Area Council. The committee received nominations from 21 area councils, sorting through 36 nominees nominated for 16 available positions before arriving at its final decisions.

The newly announced executive cabinet comprises:

Amir (President): Dr Ajibola Yusuf Salami (Mushin AC)
Naibul Amir (Vice President): Bro. Ridwan Aderolu (Ogijo AC)
Naibul Amir, COHI: Bro. Hamzah Alagbe (Ikorodu AC)
Naibul Amir, GRAMA: Bro. Abdulkabeer Taiwo Kuye (Surulere AC)
General Secretary: Bro. Muhammad Mustapha (Agege AC)
Assistant General Secretary: Bro. Abdulhafeez Odusanya (Kosofe AC)
Financial Secretary: Bro. Qamarudeen Alabi (Orile Agege AC)
Business Chairman: Bro. Sulaiman Ibidunni (Bariga AC)
Editor: Bro. Taofeek Ogundele (Yaba AC)
Internal Auditor: Bro. Kazeem Musa (Ifako Ijaiye AC)
Public Relations Officer: Bro. Habeebullah Akorede (Bariga AC)
Assistant PRO: Bro. AbdurRoheem Bankole (Olorunda AC)
Welfare Officer I: Bro. Yusuf Okewale (Oshodi AC)
Welfare Officer II: Bro. Abdulhakeem Wusu (Ejigbo AC)
Director of Studies: Bro. S'ad Moshood-Abiola (Oto Awori AC)
Assistant Director of Studies: Bro. Abdurrahman Sulaiman (Somolu AC)
Asset Maintenance Officer: Bro. Abdulkareem Yusuf Temitope (Epe AC)
Assistant Asset Maintenance Officer: Bro. Abdulhakeem Ar**la (Ikorodu AC)
Ex Officio I: Mallam Kamoldeen Abiona (Surulere AC), immediate past Amir
Ex Officio II: Mallam Abdulazeez AbdurRoheem (Kosofe AC), immediate past General Secretary

The sisters' wing of the society also unveiled its new leadership team, comprising:

Amirah (Female President): Sis Rofiat Tijani (Surulere AC)
Naibatul Amirah (Female Vice President): Sis. Mardiyyah Munabah (Orile Agege AC)
Naibatul Amira UMMAHAAT: Sis. Balqis Owolewa (Coker Aguda AC)
‎Naibatul Amira GRAMA:‎ Sis. Khadijah Ismail-Badmus ( Surulere AC)
‎Naibatul Amira COHI: Sis. Nusaybah Bankole (Olorunda AC)
Sis. Secretary: Sis. Rahimah Laraba Ahmad (Agege AC)
Asst. Sis. Secretary: Sis. Hafsah Abdurrahman ( Badagry AC)
Welfare: Sis. Ruqayyah Shijuade Sh*ttu (Igando Ikotun AC)
Treasurer: Sis. Nafeesah Akegbeyale (Oshodi AC)

In his welcome speech, the newly inaugurated Amir, Dr Ajibola Yusuf Salami, paid tribute to the outgoing executives, stating that "they have kept the torch burning, and have set the bar high", pledging that the new administration "will try to move the society forward." He further appealed for the continued support of all members, saying, "We will need all the support, dua, and advice we can get".

As the new executives settle into their roles, members, and stakeholders of MSSN Lagos State Area Unit have expressed optimism that the leadership transition will further strengthen the society's mission across its area councils, with many looking forward to a tenure marked by unity, growth, and renewed commitment to the society's ideals.

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