About Us
An umbrella organization of the following twelve Muslim School Proprietors of primary and secondary schools across Nigeria
The Council of Muslim School Proprietors is an umbrella organization of the following twelve Muslim School Proprietors of primary and secondary schools across the country.
At a meeting held on the 14th August 1955, it was decided that the Council should open Teacher Training Colleges for Elementary and Higher Elementary Teacher’s Certificate. The College was to be financed by the Council. To meet the cost of the project, a special contribution of 200 pounds per member organization was raised for the acquisition of 47.44 acres of land at Oru-Ijebu for Boy’s College and 50 acres of land at Abeokuta Girls’ College. The Council duly obtained Deeds of Conveyance for the properties from the vendors.
ACTIVITIES OF THE COUNCIL
The planned use of the Oru-Ijebu land after taking possession of the Council, in conjunction with the Ogun State Muslim Council, Ijebu Zone resolved to establish a tertiary institution. The initial proposal was to establish a Muslim University of Science and Technology but given the the capital-intensive nature of a university project, a Technical College of Education with emphasis on Agriculture was finally agreed as a prelude to the establishment of a university at a later date. In addition to the College of Education, a Muslim School of Nursing shall run side by side which shall be done through a joint venture with an investor/professional.
Our mission is to unify into a solid body all proprietors of Muslim Schools.
- Unify into a solid body all proprietors of Muslim Schools with a view to taking their rightful place in the educational affairs of the country.
- Undertake generally other matters that may tend to promote the educational development of the country.
- Deal with the Government or Governments on behalf of its members on any matter concerning the educational policy of the country and also on all questions affecting the general welfare and progress of the Muslim Community on matters of education.
- Establish and maintain educational institutions in furtherance of the foregoing aims and objectives.
FOUNDING FATHERS
Ahmadiyya Movement - in - Islam
(a) Alhaji Jibirl Martin – President
(b) Alhaji B. D. Oshodi
(c) Alhaji K. B. Shomade
Young Ansar-ud-Deen Society
(a) Alhaji M. A. Okunnu – Financial Secretary
(b) Alhaji A. Y. A. Jinadu
(c) Alhaji J. R. Ajayi
Jama-at-ul Islamiyya of Nigeria
(a) M.r. A. K. Laguda General Secretary
(b) Mr. M. O. Oseni
(c) Mr. I. A. Thanni
Zumratul Islamiyya of Nigeria
(a) Mr. A. A. Akinwande
(b) Bhnyamin A. A. Adams
(c) Alhaji R. Haro Bello
Sadr Anjuman Ahmadiyya
(a) Maulvi Nassem Saifi – Treasurer
(b) Maulvi N. D. Ahmad
(c) Mr. A. R. A. Otule
Muslim Mission Community
(a) Mr. S. A. Lawal
(b) Alhaji Chief Imam Dabiri
Young Nawair-ud-Deen Society (Abeokuta)
(a) Alhaji S. A. Ayodeji
(b) Mr. R. A. Bello
(c) Alhaji chief J. Adeoyo
Ijebu Muslim Mission
(a) Mr. S. T. Rufai – Vice P.
(b) Mr. B. Daramola – Asst. General Secretary
(c) Mr. M. D. Mobude
Islamic Mission (Ibadan)
(a) Alhaji L. A. Salami
Chief Salami Agbaje Memorial School
(a) Alhaji A. R. Agbaje
EARLY FATHERS/MEMBER ORGANISATIONS
Ansar-Ul-Islam Society of Nigeria Kwara State, Ilorin
Date Of Admission to C.M.S.P. – July 1973
Names of the First 3 Representatives in The Council
1. Alhaji K. S. Apaokagi
2. Alhaji Chief S. L. Afolabi
3. Alhaji A. R. Salah (Deceased)
Madrasat Mubarakatul Islamiyyah of Ilorin
Date of Admission to C.M.S.P. -1975
Name Of the First 3 Representatives in The Council
1. Malam A. O. Amodu
2. Alhaji Mukadam Ambali
3. Alhaji Yusuf Apamadigun
Shamsideen Islamic Society
Date Of Admission to C.M.S.P. – July 1975
Names of the First 3 Representatives in The Council
1. Alhaji S. S. Abiola Ishola
2. Alhaji Lawal Ishola Folarin
3. Alhaji Sanni Sogunro