The Muslim Congress (TMC) has returned its National Amir, Alhaji Abdulwasi‘i Taiwo Bangbala, and Secretary General, Alhaji Adesina Taiwo Hassan, for a second term of five years through a Shūrā (consultative) process, in line with the provisions of the organisation’s constitution.
The decision was taken on Saturday, December 28, 2025, at the 32nd Annual National Congress of The Muslim Congress, held at Vanguards Academy, Odosengolu, Ogun State, following extensive consultations across the organisation.
In addition to the ratification of the National Amir and Secretary General, the Congress also affirmed the TMC National Executives’ Cabinet and approved the appointment of State Executive Officers across several states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), as part of efforts to strengthen grassroots administration, coordination and da‘wah activities nationwide.
The Congress also confirmed state leadership across the federation. In Lagos State, Mallam Tajudeen Olusesi was re-appointed as Wali, with Mallam Muilli Igbalajobi as Secretary. *Ogun State has Dr. Jamiu Folarin as Wali and Dr. Sulaiman Adebisi as Secretary*, while in Oyo State, Mallam Idris Muhammad emerged as Wali, with Mallam Daud Soliu serving as Secretary.
In Edo State, Alhaji Mutairu Ismail Kashimawo was appointed Wali, alongside Barrister Al-Hassan Abu as Secretary. Osun State has Mallam Iyiola Oyedeji as Wali and Mallam Ismail Adeleke as Secretary, while Kwara State appointed Dr. Sulaiman Zakariyah as Wali, with Mallam Abdul-Lateef Onafuye as Secretary.
Similarly, Mallam Abdul-Majeed Adebayo emerged as Wali in Ondo State, with Mallam Taofeek Olutayo as Secretary. In the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, Engr. Monsuru Adewale was appointed Wali, alongside Engr. Abdul-Sobru Oliyide as Secretary, while Niger State has Dr. Saheed Sanni as Wali, with Mallam Muyideen Abdul-Raheem serving as Secretary.
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