MURIC CONGRATULATES NEW SUPREME COUNCIL SCRIBE

MURIC CONGRATULATES NEW SUPREME COUNCIL SCRIBE The National Executive Council (NEC) of the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) met today Tuesday 7th May, 2013 in Kaduna. NEC picked an ad hoc Shurah to fill the vacant post of NSCIA Secretary General. At the end of the exercise, Professor Ishaq Oloyede emerged as the choice of the Shurah. This was unanimously ratified by NEC. The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) congratulates Professor Oloyede and welcomes him to this new and challenging office. We commend the leadership of the NSCIA for its transparency and vision. The synergy manifested in the exercise adds another feather in the cap of the NSCIA. The umbrella organisation for all Islamic groups in Nigeria could not have made a better choice. Oloyede's antecedents speak most vehemently. The new NSCIA scribe took the University of Ilorin to great heights as its Vice Chancellor for five years. Oloyede also became the Chairman of all African Vice Chancellors during his tenure as Unilorin VC. Records show that he performed creditably well as the Co-Secretary of the Nigerian Inter-Religious Council (NIREC). MURIC felicitates with the Sultan of Sokoto and President General of the NSCIA, Alhaj Muhammad Sa'd Abubakar III and the entire Nigerian Muslim community on this meritorious feat. We charge the new NSCIA scribe to remain focussed, diligent and God-conscious in the discharge of his duties. We repose tons of confidence in Professor Oloyede as the right man with the capacity to reengineer and reposition NSCIA. Professor Ishaq Akintola, Director, Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) 08033464974 08182119714 Professor Is-haq Akintola,  Lagos State University, P.O. Box 10211, LASU Post Office, HO 102 101, Ojo, Lagos, Nigeria. Tel. 234-803-346-4974        234-818-211-9714 Website: www.ishaqakintola.com Blog: drishaqakintola.blogspot.com Twitter:  ishaqakintola Facebook: facebook.com/ishaqakintola Twitter: ishaqakintola   I remain oppressed untill the hungry are fed, the naked clothed, the sick healed and the homeless sheltered