The Guardian (Nigeria)

NACOMYO urges Muslims to cooperate with leaders on Ramadan moon siting

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THE National Council Of Muslim Youth Organisati­ons (NACOMYO) has implored Muslims in the country to cooperate with the National leadership during the commenceme­nt and terminatio­n of the forthcomin­g Ramadan fast.

The 1439 Ramadan fast will commence next week after declaratio­n of the citing of the moon by the President General, Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, NSCIA, His Eminence, Alhaji Saad Abubakar, the Sultan of Sokoto.

This was contained in a communique issued by the Muslim youth apex body at the end of the Southern zone Dawah Retreat held at Igbona, Osogbo, Osun State, recently.

The Retreat with the theme: “Our Education, Our Future”, had over 100 Muslim youth leaders from all the States in the Southern part of the country.

The council also said bemoaned the deplorable state of education in Nigeria vis-a-vi the Muslim Community, adding that there should be all inclusive, robust and quality approach to achieve an impactful education.

It also lamented the discrimina­tory attitude of the State and infringeme­nt on the rights of Muslims in public and private institutio­ns, citing the denial of Miss Amasa Firdaus the right of being called to Nigerian Bar.

It also appreciate­d the overwhelmi­ng patronage of JAIZ Bank by the Muslims, calling for continuous support of the

Bank to enable it widens its scope.

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