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Gathering of Titans: Ikosi-isheri LCDA Hosts Annual Ramadan Tafsir with Distinguished Guests



















In a display of reverence and unity, the Ikosi-isheri LCDA played host to its esteemed annual Ramadan Tafsir, a beacon of spiritual reflection and community solidarity. Spearheaded by the Mayoress, Princess Samiat Abolanle Bada, the event unfolded within the grandeur of the Senator Adebayo Osinowo Hall at the Ikosi Isheri LCDA Council Secretariat.

The event, anchored by the Ikosi-isheri LCDA League of Imams and Council of Alfas, welcomed notable dignitaries and prominent personalities across our country. Among those in attendance were:

- Alh Mútiu Lawal Are: Member, North East Development Commission and Secretary Lagos State GAC.
- Rt.Hon. Surajudeen Adekunbi: Former Speaker of the Ogun State House of Assembly.
- Rt. Hon Tola Banjo: Former Deputy Speaker of the Ogun State House of Assembly.
- Hon Obafemi Saheed: Member, Lagos State House of Assembly (Kosofe Constituency II) and Chairman of the House Committee on Finance.
- Hon. Moshood Mayegun: Deputy Chairman of Lagos APC.
- Hon Damilare Orimoloye: Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Lagos State on Sport.
- Hon.Musiliu Aigoro: Commissioner for Lagos State Audit Service Commission.
- Hon Adeola Jokomba: State Secretary of Lagos APC.
- Hon. ABK Afolabi
- APC State Youth Leader, Dr. Seriki Muritala.
- Omoba Adeyinka Oyediran.
- APC leaders in the LGAs and Wards across greater Kosofe LG.
- Party Chairmen (LGA and Wards).
- Community Leaders (CDC).
- Ikosi Isheri LCDA Council Executive, Legislative, and Management Team.
- Representative of Mile12 International Market.
- Several other well-wishers graced the event, adding to its significance and vibrancy.

At the Ramadan Tafsir, a traditional Islamic gathering during the holy month of Ramadan, the Chief Imam Ismail Ibrahim Kajola who is the chief missioner,League of chief imams & alfa in Ikosi Isheri LCDA gave a Special sermon in which he explained the importance of self reflection, spiritual growth, and community engagement during and after Ramadan Fasting. According to him, this season also involves the interpretation and explanation of the Quran, aimed at deepening the understanding of the teachings of the holy prophet.

The presence of the eminent figures underscores the importance of religious tolerance, unity, and community cohesion, as leaders from different spheres come together to observe and participate in this sacred tradition.

The event not only serves as a platform for religious discourse but also fosters networking, collaboration, and dialogue among diverse stakeholders, contributing to the overall development and harmony within the Ikosi-isheri LCDA and beyond.

As the Ramadan season progresses, such gatherings serve as reminders of the values of compassion, generosity, and solidarity, inspiring individuals and communities to work together for the betterment of society.








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