ANWAR-UL ISLAM MOVEMENT OF NIGERIA
AIMN Hosts Lagos Deputy Governor, Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, And High-Powered Delegation
Courtesy and Consultation Visit Brings Together Political Leaders, Islamic Organisations and AIMN National Executive Council Lagos, Nigeria | 1 September 2026
Date: 2026-09-01
The Anwar-Ul Islam Movement of Nigeria (AIMN) hosted the Deputy Governor of Lagos State and All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate, His Excellency, Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, on Tuesday, 1 September 2026, during a courtesy and consultation visit to the Movement's National Headquarters in Iponri, Surulere, Lagos.
The visit, hosted by the National Executive Council (NEC) of the Movement, brought together prominent political figures, Islamic leaders and representatives of the Movement for an engagement aimed at strengthening institutional relationships and encouraging constructive dialogue.
Deputy Governor Accompanied by Distinguished Delegation
The Deputy Governor was accompanied by a high-powered delegation comprising several notable personalities, including:
• Senator Musiliu Obanikoro, identified as Director-General of the Lagos State APC Governorship Campaign.
• Hon. Mrs. Damilola Sonayon-James, APC Deputy Governorship Candidate for Lagos State.
• Hon. Alhaji Muhammad Bello Oyinlomo Danmole, President of the Muslim Community of Lagos State (MCLS).
• Other members of the Deputy Governor's entourage and political associates.
The presence of these dignitaries highlighted the importance of engagement between political stakeholders, Islamic organisations and community leaders in Lagos State.
The courtesy and consultation visit took place at the National Executive Council Chamber (White House), AIMN Headquarters Complex, Jibril Martin Memorial Grammar School, Africa Road, Iponri, Surulere, Lagos.
The occasion provided an opportunity for interaction between the Deputy Governor's delegation and the leadership of Anwar-Ul Islam Movement of Nigeria on matters of mutual interest.
The engagement reflected the continuing role of faith-based organisations in fostering dialogue, encouraging responsible leadership and promoting community development.
Founded in 1916, Anwar-Ul Islam Movement of Nigeria has maintained a longstanding commitment to Islamic propagation, educational advancement, moral development and humanitarian service.
Through its network of Missions, Divisions, Branches and educational institutions, the Movement continues to contribute to the spiritual and socioeconomic development of communities across Nigeria.
The visit provided another opportunity for AIMN to engage with public officeholders and other stakeholders while maintaining its commitment to the principles and objectives upon which the Movement was established.
Anwar-Ul Islam Movement of Nigeria remains committed to promoting peace, unity, educational development, religious understanding and constructive engagement with government institutions and other organisations.
The Movement continues to support dialogue and initiatives that contribute to the welfare of the Muslim community and the wider society.
The courtesy and consultation visit formed part of AIMN's ongoing institutional engagements with stakeholders on matters relating to community development and public affairs.