AMSA Federal polytechnic ilaro, Ahmadiyya Central Mosque, Orita Pahayi, Ilaro, Ilaro (2026)

10/09/2025

AMSA FPI PUBLIC LECTURE DURING ANNUAL PROPAGATION WEEK (APW)

As part of its Annual Propagation Week (APW) activities, the Ahmadi Muslim Students’ Association (AMSA), Federal Polytechnic Ilaro Chapter, organized a public lecture aimed at promoting religious knowledge, moral values, and community development, on the 24th of July 2025.

The event, held at AMJ Orita Pahayi Central Mosque, brought together students, community members, and invited guests in a gathering of learning, reflection, and spiritual upliftment.

The lecture featured a seasoned Islamic scholar who delivered insightful teachings on the theme of the program (insert theme here if available). The discourse emphasized the relevance of Islam in addressing contemporary challenges, the importance of peace and tolerance in society, and the need for youths to uphold moral discipline while striving for academic excellence.

During the session, participants were engaged in an interactive question-and-answer segment, which provided further clarity and practical guidance on issues raised during the lecture.

The program was graced by the distinguished guests, the central Missionary Maulvi Oladejo Abdulsobur Sahib, the state Qaid Bro Idowu Saheed sahib, Missionary Muftaudeen Abdulquadri and Missionary....

The chairman Apw Committee, Bro. Towolawi Aleemudeen, expressed gratitude to Almighty Allah for the success of the program and appreciated the efforts of the planning committee, invited speakers, and attendees. He highlighted that the public lecture stands as one of the core objectives of APW, aligning with AMSA’s mission of propagating Islam through knowledge, service, and moral guidance.

The lecture concluded with prayers for the institution, the community, and the nation at large. The program was a resounding success, reinforcing the role of AMSA FPI as a platform for nurturing students in both academic and spiritual excellence.

10/09/2025

AMSA FPI WELFARE VISIT TO FUTURE LEADERS ORPHANAGE HOME IN ILARO

As part of activities marking its Annual Propagation Week (APW), the Ahmadi Muslim Students’ Association (AMSA), Federal Polytechnic Ilaro Chapter, under the leadership of Bro. Akintola Abdulazeem Opeyemi, AMSA President for the 2024/2025 academic session, paid a welfare visit to the Future Leaders Orphanage Home in Ilaro, On the 20th of july, 2025.

The welfare visit, held as part of AMSA’s commitment to Welfarism and Community Service, showcased the Association’s resolve to extend kindness, compassion, and practical support to the less privileged within the community.

During the visit, the AMSA delegation interacted with the children and caregivers at the orphanage, offering words of encouragement and prayers for their wellbeing. To further support the home, AMSA FPI presented a package of welfare items, which included:

Washing materials (washing soap, bathing soap)

Toothpaste

Other essential cleaning supplies

These gifts were presented as a demonstration of love, with the aim of enhancing the hygiene and daily living conditions of the children.

In response, the Coordinator of the Orphanage, Mrs. Oluwaremilekun Ekudayo, alongside her assistant, Mrs. Anu Ogunbiyi, expressed deep gratitude to AMSA FPI for the love and support extended to the home. She noted that such gestures serve as encouragement not only to the children but also to the management of the orphanage.

Mrs. Ekudayo also gave a brief history and background of the home. She explained how the orphanage brings in vulnerable children and nurtures them with care and guidance.

Importantly, she highlighted that once the children attain adulthood, at 18 years of age, they are encouraged to begin life independently, equipped with the values and lessons instilled during their stay at the home.

The welfare visit concluded with heartfelt prayers for the children, the home, and the broader Ilaro community. The event also reaffirmed AMSA FPI’s dedication to the propagation of Islam, service to humanity, and welfarism as a duty to society.

10/09/2025

AMSA FPI FORMATION OF MASROOR INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE (MITC) UNIT

During the 2024/2025 academic session, the leadership of the Ahmadi Muslim Students, Federal Polytechnic Ilaro Unit, under the leadership of Bro Akintola Abdulazeem extended efforts to strengthen brotherhood and expand Jama’at activities within the academic environment.

As part of this effort, the unit reached out to the leadership of Masroor International Technical College (MITC) new established in Jamia Ilaro, seeking their unity and encouraging them to actively participate in AMSA activities.

This collaboration fostered a spirit of togetherness and gradually drew MITC students closer to the mainstream of Jama’at student activities.

Through sustained interaction and support, the MITC gained recognition and was eventually approved as an independent AMSA Unit. This milestone marked a significant achievement, as it expanded the presence of AMSA and ensured that Ahmadi students at MITC could also grow spiritually and contribute effectively to Jama’at objectives.

The birthing of the MITC Unit stands as a landmark accomplishment of the 2024/2025 AMSA FPI leadership. It reflects the spirit of unity, outreach, and dedication to Jama’at progress. The leadership prays for Allah’s blessings on the new unit and its continued success in nurturing Ahmadi students.

10/09/2025

TA’ ALEEM CLASSES AND ONLINE EXAMINATION FOR 2024/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION ORGANIZED BY THE AHMADI MUSLIM STUDENT'S ASSOCIATION, FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC ILARO UNIT

In line with the guidance of the Jama’at to ensure that all Ahmadi students in school experience both academic excellence and spiritual growth, the unit under leadership of Bro Akintola Abdulazeem, Amsa president 2024/2025 Academic session, Federal Polytechnic Ilaro Unit, prioritized spiritual training through the consistent organization of Ta’aleem classes.

These classes were conducted throughout the session in accordance with the syllabus provided for the program, thereby fostering regular learning, discipline and faith-based education among members.

The Ta’aleem classes were held weekly, covering various topics in Islamic teachings, Jama’at history and moral training.

Attendance was encouraging, as members participated actively and benefitted immensely from the structured lessons. The syllabus served as a guiding framework, ensuring that all classes were purposeful and in alignment with the global vision of nurturing morally upright and spiritually strong students.

To conclude the session’s of Ta’aleem activities, the leadership organized an online examination that assessed members’ understanding of the topics taught. The exam provided a fair opportunity for students to demonstrate their knowledge, while also encouraging seriousness, commitment, and healthy competition among participants.

In recognition of excellence, gifts were presented to the top three participants who distinguished themselves in the online examination. This gesture not only motivated the awardees but also inspired other members to strive for greater commitment in subsequent sessions.

The successful conduct of the 2024/2025 Ta’aleem classes and online examination reflects the dedication of the unit leadership towards the spiritual development of members. It also demonstrates the Jama’at’s continuous commitment to raising students who are academically sound, morally upright, and spiritually devoted. The leadership prays that Allah accepts this humble effort, strengthens the faith of all members and grants greater success in future sessions.

10/09/2025

RAMADAN OUTREACH (IFTAR) PROGRAM ORGANIZED BY THE AHMADI MUSLIM STUDENT'S ASSOCIATION, FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC ILARO CHAPTER

The blessed month of Ramadan is a period of devotion, reflection, sacrifice and generosity. In line with these values, the Ahmadi Muslim Students’ Association (AMSA), Federal Polytechnic Ilaro Chapter, successfully organized its annual Ramadan Outreach (Iftar) Program in 2025 Ramadan period.

This noble initiative under the leadership of Bro Akintola Abdulazeem Amsa President 2024/2025 Academic Session, held in collaboration with Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at mosques across 8 different locations in ilaro, aimed at providing nourishing meals for fasting Muslims while fostering unity, love, and spiritual growth within the community.

The 2025 edition was conducted in four phases, beginning on the 2nd day of Ramadan and concluding on the 28th day, with each phase dedicated to reinforcing different spiritual themes—seeking Allah’s mercy, forgiveness and blessings through acts of charity and unity.

Phase One: Seeking Allah’s Mercy (Sunday, March 2, 2025)

The program commenced on the 2nd day of Ramadan at the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Mosques in Sabo and Jamia. Fasting Muslims gathered in an atmosphere of devotion and gratitude, breaking their fast with nourishing meals provided by AMSA. This opening phase highlighted the boundless mercy of Allah that accompanies the blessed month, and it set the tone for a series of impactful outreach activities that followed.

Phase Two: Charity and Unity (Sunday, March 9, 2025)

The second phase was held on the 9th day of Ramadan at the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Mosques in Ileba and Gbogidi. The theme for this phase was “Seeking Allah’s Mercy Through Charity and Unity.” Beyond offering meals for Iftar, the gathering emphasized the values of generosity, togetherness, and communal spirit that lie at the heart of Ramadan. The smiles and gratitude of attendees reflected the unifying power of charity, showing how a simple meal can create bonds of love and strengthen the spirit of brotherhood.

Phase Three: Seeking Allah’s Forgiveness (Sunday, March 16, 2025)

The third phase took place on the 16th day of Ramadan at the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Mosques in Oke Ola and Leslie. This phase carried the theme “Seeking Allah’s Forgiveness Through Charity and Unity.” Attendees gathered not only to break their fast but also to reflect on the need for forgiveness, spiritual purification, and drawing closer to Allah. By providing meals and fostering togetherness, the outreach served as a practical embodiment of the core values of Ramadan: humility, repentance, and generosity.

Final Phase: Culmination of Outreach (Friday, March 28, 2025)

The final outreach was held at Ikosi on Friday, March 28, 2025, marking the conclusion of the year’s program. This closing phase was both a celebration of the success of the initiative and a reminder of the blessings of perseverance in good deeds. It represented the culmination of AMSA’s efforts to extend the spirit of Ramadan across different communities, ensuring that more Muslims benefited from this noble cause.

Continuous Iftar Distribution Throughout Ramadan

In addition to the four major phases of the outreach, the Ramadan Outreach Committee ensured the consistent provision of Iftar meals throughout the month. Community members, the Chief Imam of Ilaro, and AMSA members benefited daily from these meals, which served not only as physical nourishment but also as a symbol of togetherness and brotherhood. This continuous gesture reflected the Association’s unwavering commitment to service, inclusiveness, and strengthening ties within the Muslim community during the sacred month.

As we conclude the 2025 Ramadan Outreach, the Ahmadi Muslim Students’ Association, Federal Polytechnic Ilaro Chapter, prays for the continued success of this initiative in the years ahead. May Allah accept our fasts, prayers, and acts of charity, grant us His mercy and forgiveness and keep us united in service to humanity. With His grace, this noble program shall remain a lasting tradition, bringing blessings to both the givers and the receivers.

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