By Dayo Adu Women have been enjoined to see themselves as the bedrock of society and strive to effect positive change in all strata. Zonal Missioner NASFAT, Alhaji Sadalah Adekilekun, stated this while admonishing women after Jumat on the occasion of International Women’s Day held at Continue Reading
By Nafiu Busari There is a need for the new administration both at the federal and state levels to give priority to digital education among youths. National Youth Secretary, Nasrul‐Lahi‐il Fathi Society of Nigeria, NASFAT, Mr Kabir Raji made this known while speaking to newsmen on the activities of the organization’s youth conference holding in […]Continue Reading
By Jeffrey Ahonmisi The Zonal Chairman of Nasrul-Lahi-Li Fathi, NASFAT, Oyo Zone One, Alhaji Bayo Azeez says the federal government should review policies that are causing more harm than good to the people for national growth. Alhaji Azeez stated this at this year’s Ibadanland retreat with the theme “Towards Redefining and Meeting the Core Needs” held at Continue Reading
An unidentified male adult died when two tankers caught fire and exploded last night on Ijebu Ode- Ibadan expressway. The accident occurred in front of NASFAT, according to the Ogun State Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Corps, TRACE. The Public Relations Officer, TRACE, Mr. Babatunde Akinbiyi said eyewitness accounts indicated that the driver of the first […]Continue Reading
An Ondo based renowned Islamic Scholar, Shiekh Abdulrafiu Ajiboye-Lagbaji has cautioned people against actions or agitations that can threaten corporate existence of Nigeria. Sheikh Lagbaji who gave the advice in Akure while delivering annual Ramadan Lecture of NASFAT Akure branch, said there were great benefits for Nigeria to remain as one country despite various Continue Reading
Igbakeji Aare, Ojogbon Yemi Osinbajo sope pelu ipenija to nkoju ile yii, lati ogota odun toti gba ominira re, o se Pataki lati fojusun ojo-iwaju pelu ireti. Ojogbon Osinbajo so eyi nibi eto idanileko Egbe NASFAT, fawon odo, pelu akori “Isokan, Alafia Ati Aseyori Ile Nigeria”. Igbakeji Aare sodi mimo pea won odo ni ojuse […]Continue Reading
The need to promote the use of hijab by Muslim women and peaceful coexistence among adherents of different religions formed the focus of a day rally and lecture to commemorate World Hijab Day in Ibadan. The programme organised by Concerned Muslim Women in Oyo State had in attendance representatives of NASFAT, FOMWAN, MSSN, and the Oyo State […]Continue Reading