The El-Birru Muslim Association of Nigeria (EMAN), in collaboration with Jama'atu Nasril Islam, led by Ambassador Usman Bello, has held an Islamic lecture and Da'wah outreach in Usugwe community, Kogi State, as part of efforts to promote Islamic teachings and rural community development.
The programme, held yesterday, brought together Islamic scholars, community leaders and other prominent personalities to discuss the role of Muslims in promoting development at the grassroots.
In his address, the National President of EMAN, Sheikh Hussein Abdallah Rahman, said the EMAN had extended its Da'wah activities to several rural communities across Kogi State, while maintaining chapters in different parts of Nigeria.
He emphasised the importance of reaching underserved communities with Islamic teachings and developmental initiatives.
The EMAN President also appealed to Muslims and other well-meaning individuals to support the completion of the community borehole project in Usugwe.
He disclosed that over ₦3 million had already been expended on the project, adding that approximately ₦4 million was still required to bring it to completion and provide the community with access to clean water.
The lecture, themed "The Ummah and Rural Community Development," was delivered by Dr. Tajjudeen Tanko, Director of Darul Kitaab Learning Centre, Zariagi.
The keynote address was delivered by Professor Adam Ahmed Okene, Provost of the National Defence College, Abuja, who highlighted the importance of collective responsibility and the contribution of the Muslim community to rural development.
Among the notable personalities present were Prof. Ahmed Rufai Muhammad, Sheikh Musa Onogu, Chief Imam of Usugwe community and traditional rulers.
The fundraising segment of the programme featured prominent launchers, including Ambassador Sanusi Abubakar Gamji, Hajia Rahma Musa Sanni, Alhaji Badamasuiy and Alhaji Muhammad Lawal Shuaibu.
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