Members of the Society of Muslim Professionals (SMP),have been charged to sustain their contributions for the continuous growth and development of the society
A Retired Permanent Secretary in Ogun Civil Service and President of the society, Alhaji Sefiu Rasheed who gave the charge during the recently concluded inaugural mass meeting and Assalat Ebi Olorire in Abeokuta, appreciated them for contributions based on the individual financial strength
He encouraged members to remain faithful to the Society’s ideals, by discharging their responsibilities conscientiously and work collectively towards achieving greater progress.
The President also reminded members that the Society’s Mass Meeting / Assalat Ebi Olorire would henceforth be held quarterly, specifically on the third Sunday of January, April, July and October every year.
He urged all members to take note of the scheduled dates and ensure active participation in future gatherings, emphasising the importance of regular attendance, unity and sustained commitment to the Society’s programmes.
The inaugural Mass Meeting / Assalat Ebi Olorire held on Sunday, 18th October 2026., featured special prayers and an inspiring lecture delivered by a member of the Mission Board, Alhaji Yusuf Balogun, who emphasised the importance of piety, upright conduct and the high moral standards expected of every committed Muslim.
The gathering provided an opportunity for members to strengthen their spiritual bonds, renew their commitment to the ideals of the Society and promote unity, mutual support and collective progress.
Special prayers were also offered for the four hosts representing the various units of the Society, including Alhaji Kamar-Deen Fajobi – Male Elders / Central Male Members, Alhaji Lateef Adebowale – Azkar Males, Alhaja Noimot Ajoke Adewole – Women’s Wing and Alhaja Kareemat Yusuf – Azkar Ladies
Similarly prayers were offered for the well-being, spiritual growth and continued success of the entire membership.
The hosts demonstrated commendable generosity through handsome donations to the Society’s purse.
Members also made valuable contributions towards the success of the programme, reflecting the spirit of cooperation, sacrifice and collective responsibility that the Society seeks to promote.
The second session of the programme, presided over by the Society’s Vice-President, Alhaji (Chief) Jamiu Adewole, was equally fruitful and productive.
During the session, representatives of the Azkar Males, Azkar Ladies, Women’s Wing and Male Elders presented reports on their respective activities, achievements and future plans.
The presentations provided useful insights into the progress recorded by the various units, while highlighting opportunities for improvement, expansion and greater participation.
Members also made diverse and constructive contributions, expressing their views and offering suggestions on how to build a more stable, vibrant and progressive Society of Muslim Professionals at all levels.
The discussions further demonstrated members’ willingness to work together, strengthen the different units and advance the Society’s objectives.
The Chief Imam of the Society, Alhaji Abubakri Abd’Wasiu Maadan, then offered the closing prayer, seeking Almighty Allah’s blessings for the geometrical progression of the Society, its continued unity, expansion, spiritual growth and overall success in fulfilling its noble objectives.
His prayer provided a fitting spiritual conclusion to the gathering, entrusting the Society’s future growth and endeavours to the guidance, mercy and blessings of Almighty Allah.
The organizers described the inaugural Mass Meeting / Assalat Ebi Olorire as a successful and encouraging initiative, saying it provided a valuable platform for spiritual upliftment, interaction, mutual support and the exchange of ideas among members.
According to them, the programme strengthened the bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood, encouraged greater participation in the activities of the various units and renewed members’ collective commitment to the growth and advancement of the Society of Muslim Professionals.
The generosity of the hosts and the contributions of members further demonstrated the importance of shared responsibility in building a united, vibrant and progressive organisation.
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