Oluyole LG Chairman, Asiwaju Olatunji Hosts NASFAT, League of Imams, Others to Ramadan Iftar

Oluyole LG Chairman, Asiwaju Akeem Olatunji Hosts NASFAT, League of Imams, Others to Ramadan Iftar

The Executive Chairman of Oluyole Local Government, Asiwaju Akeem Olatunji, who also holds the title of Babasale Musulumi of Oluyole, hosted a special Iftar gathering at his private residence in Sanyo, Oluyole LG, on Wednesday, March 26.

The well-attended event brought together prominent Islamic leaders, including members of Nasrul-Lahi-il-Fatih Society of Nigeria (NASFAT), the League of Imams, and other distinguished clerics. It served as a platform for fostering unity, brotherhood, and religious harmony within the community.

Asiwaju Olatunji’s Call for Unity and Peace

In his address, he reaffirmed his commitment to religious harmony and community development. He urged religious leaders to continue promoting social cohesion and peaceful coexistence.

“Nigeria is facing economic challenges, but despite this, His Excellency, Governor Seyi Makinde, has put in place various economic initiatives to cushion the effect on Oyo State residents,” he stated.

He also warned against divisive elements who may attempt to use religion for political or financial gains.

“Security is everybody’s business. We must remain united, respect people of other faiths, and coexist peacefully. That is how an organized society thrives,” he added.

Imam Abdul Azeez Commends Olatunji’s Leadership

The Chief Imam of Oluyole, Imam Toliat Abdul Azeez, described the gathering as historic, commending Olatunji’s inclusive leadership and dedication to the welfare of Oluyole residents.

Special prayers were offered for Olatunji’s continued success, as well as for divine guidance and progress in his leadership.

Strengthening Religious Harmony in Oluyole

The Ramadan Iftar not only provided an opportunity for breaking fast but also reinforced the importance of unity, peace, and development in Oluyole Local Government.

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