MUSWEN congratulates Hassan Fajimite on election as MULAN Muslim President

The Muslim Ummah of South West Nigeria (MUSWEN) has congratulated Alhaji Hassan Fajimite on his election as President of Muslim Lawyers’ Association of Nigeria

This is contained in a statement jointly signed by MUSWEN President, Alhaji Rasaki Oladejo and its Executive Secretary, Prof Wole Abbas, on Wednesday.

 The Islamic group said: “The Muslim Ummah of South West Nigeria (MUSWEN) heartily congratulates Alhaji Hassan Taiwo Fajimite, Esq. on his well-deserved election as the National President of the Muslim Lawyers’ Association of Nigeria (MULAN).

“MUSWEN views Barrister Fajimite’s emergence as a landmark development for the Muslim community in Nigeria, particularly within the legal profession. His long-standing dedication to the cause of Islam, combined with his professional excellence and principled leadership, makes him the ideal person to steer MULAN at this critical time.”

“Alhaji Hassan Fajimite’s commitment to Islam is unassailable,” the leadership of MUSWEN added that “He has consistently demonstrated integrity, piety, and a deep sense of responsibility towards the Ummah. We have no doubt that under his leadership, MULAN will continue to champion the rights of Muslim lawyers, promote justice rooted in Islamic principles, and contribute meaningfully to the advancement of the rule of law in our nation”, the statement added.

MUSWEN also commended the Muslim Lawyers’ Association of Nigeria for the confidence reposed in Fajimite and prayed that Almighty Allah grants him the wisdom, strength, and divine guidance to successfully pilot the affairs of the association.

“We urge all Muslim lawyers across the country to rally behind the new leadership and work collectively towards the growth and unity of the Ummah.

“As the umbrella  of Muslims in South West Nigeria, MUSWEN reaffirms its readiness to collaborate with MULAN under Alhaji Fajimite’s leadership in areas of mutual interest, including legal advocacy, education, and the protection of the rights of Muslims”, MUSWEN said.