The remodeled Isale Ade Mosque, a project spearheaded by the 3rd Asiwaju of Offa, Alhaji Tajudeen Owoyemi, was officially commissioned today in a grand ceremony that brought together dignitaries, community leaders, and residents.
The event highlighted the mosque’s pivotal role in the community and marked a significant stride in Offa’s religious and infrastructural development.
The commissioning ceremony was graced by prominent personalities, including the chief host, Alhaji Tajudeen Owoyemi (Asiwaju of Offa), Elder Kayode Alabi (Deputy Governor of Kwara State), Alhaji Mustapha Olowogada, and Alhaji Muyideen Okunlola Kayode (MOK), among others.
Their presence reinstated the importance of the occasion for both Offa and the broader Ibolo Kingdom.
As a notable highlight of the event, Alhaji Muyideen Okunlola Kayode (MOK) presented a brand-new car to the Imam of the mosque, a gesture aimed at recognizing his unwavering dedication to the spiritual and communal well-being of the community. The gift was met with applause and deep appreciation, reflecting the profound respect for the Imam’s contributions.
Speaking during the event, the Chief Imam of Offa, Sheikh Muhydeen Salman, extolled the significance of religious institutions in fostering peace, unity, and social cohesion.
He lauded the efforts of Asiwaju Owoyemi and the Muslim community in rebuilding the mosque, describing it as a beacon of faith and unity.
In his response, the Imam expressed heartfelt gratitude to Asiwaju Owoyemi and MOK for their generosity, pledging to ensure that the mosque continues to serve as a hub for spiritual enrichment, education, and community development.
The commissioning of the Isale Ade Mosque stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of community collaboration and the vital role of religious institutions in societal progress.
The symbolic car presentation further cements the legacy of Asiwaju Owoyemi and MOK as champions of development and supporters of religious leadership.
