Saki Muslim Community Honours ECOWAS Countries Muslim Community

 


The ECOWAS Counties, Muslim Community, (Saki Parapo) , has been honoured by The Muslim Community,Saki,Oyo State, Nigeria, over the immense and monetary contributions towards the success of ₦1.5 Billion Development Fund Programme aimed at upgrading  the standard of  and progress of  Muslim Hospital and elevation of  School of Basic Mid-wifery,Muslim Medical Foundation,Saki into College of Nursing Sciences. 



The launching  programme took place at the premises of the institution on Sunday, January 21,2024.

In his remarks, the Chairman, The Muslim Community, Saki , Alhaji Lawal Sulaimon Olalere Oroyinyin ( CP. Rtd.), charged the Community to continue in its resourceful contributions towards the progress and success of the institutions,applauding for all inclusiveness. 

The ECOWAS Countries ,promises massive supports in 2024 and beyond, saying the need for  its  continuity is glaring.

The Chairman used the opportunity to present the Merit Award  on behalf of the Muslim Community, Saki to the ECOWAS. He commended them for fulfilling its promises of progressive and grass-roots development and excellent muslim-community interfacings, urging the people of the ECOWAS not to rest on their oars but to facilitate more developmental projects and community mobilisation for the uplifting of Islam and welfare of the Muslim Ummah as well as generality of mankind.

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