The Muslim Students Society of Nigeria (MSSN), Lagos State Area Unit’s 3-in-1 programme has ended with a call on Muslim students to walk smart and be the change agent of the country.
Chairman, MSSN Board of Trustees, Alhaji Jubril Oyekan gave the advice while delivering his speech at the event held at King’s College, Lagos.
He charged Muslim students to uphold the tenets of Islam, while raising the bars within their spheres.
Speaking on the theme, “The Muslim youth and social responsibility”, the state Commissioner for Youth and Social Development, Mr Abubakar Ogunlende, itemized the numerous challenges facing the youths in the society, while emphasising that, the solution is in the Qur’an and Sunnah.
The 3-in-1 programme featured the 1st Professor Isa Pantanmi Mathematics and Science Quiz Competition, with Eti-Osa Area Council emerging the overall winner; presentation of awards of recognition to the 81 First Class Muslim Graduates from LASU, and the transitional Conference which saw the emergence of Amir Nurudeen Yusuf as the Amir of MSSN Lagos state area Unit for a second term and the inauguration of the new executives that will pilot the affairs of MSSN in the centre of excellence.
The event was graced by MSSN BoT members, past Leaders of MSSN, amongst other dignitaries from all walks of life.