Lagos State Deputy Governor, Dr. Obafemi Hamzat, has joined the leadership and members of the Ansar-Ud-Deen Society of Nigeria at the official inauguration of the organisation’s new National Headquarters in Lagos.
Epe Insights reports that the commissioning ceremony brought together religious leaders, dignitaries, members of the society and other stakeholders to celebrate a significant milestone in the history of one of Nigeria’s foremost Islamic organisations.
Dr. Hamzat congratulated the Ansar-Ud-Deen Society on the completion of its National Headquarters, describing the achievement as a testament to the organisation’s enduring commitment to nation-building and community development.
He commended the society for its longstanding contributions to education, social welfare and humanitarian services across Lagos State and other parts of the country.
According to the Deputy Governor, faith-based organisations continue to play a vital role in supporting government efforts to improve the lives of citizens through impactful community initiatives.
He noted that institutions committed to education, moral values and social development remain valuable partners in promoting sustainable growth and peaceful coexistence.
Dr. Hamzat acknowledged the positive influence of the Ansar-Ud-Deen Society in nurturing future generations through its network of educational institutions and community-based programmes.
He said the organisation’s investments in human capital development have contributed significantly to the advancement of many communities over the years.
The Deputy Governor also highlighted the importance of collaboration between government and faith-based organisations in addressing social challenges and promoting inclusive development.
He explained that partnerships built on shared values and service to humanity are essential for building stronger and more resilient communities.
Dr. Hamzat congratulated the leadership and members of the society on reaching another remarkable milestone in their journey.
He expressed confidence that the new National Headquarters would further strengthen the society’s capacity to expand its programmes and continue serving the public effectively.
The Deputy Governor wished the Ansar-Ud-Deen Society greater success in its future endeavours, encouraging members to remain steadfast in their mission of service and community development.
The inauguration of the National Headquarters marks another significant chapter in the society’s history, reinforcing its commitment to educational excellence, humanitarian service and national development.
