Jamaat Taawunil Muslimeen

24/05/2026

CAN President Commends Taawun Security, Pledges Full Cooperation

Prince Adejobi Adekunle, the Iwo Chapter President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), has commended Taawun Security for carrying out its duties without religious bias and for its commitment to the safety of all residents in the community.

He made this known today, Sunday, May 24, 2026 during a security patrol across Iwo town organized to calm residents following rumours and fears surrounding alleged bandit activities in the area.

The Taawun Security team, under the leadership of the Grand M***i, Sheikh Daood Imran Molaasan, moved around different parts of the town and also paid a courtesy visit to the CAN President and the association’s secretary. During the visit, the team emphasized that their mission is to support security agencies in protecting lives and properties irrespective of religion, tribe, or social status.

Speaking during the visit, the CAN secretary appreciated the efforts and courage of Taawun Security, noting that Christians in the community highly value their dedication and selfless service. He prayed that God would reward them abundantly for their sacrifices toward ensuring peace and security in Iwo land.

As a show of appreciation and solidarity, CAN presented a token of support to the security team and pledged its full cooperation with Taawun Security in promoting peace and safety within the community.

Taawun Media.

16/03/2026

Muslims Must Change Their Approach to Islam for Societal Development — Grand M***i

Muslims have been urged to change their approach to the practice of Islam and become more actively involved in the development of society.

"Social responsibility is a fundamental duty of every Muslim. Ensuring orderliness in society, safeguarding lives and property, establishing financial institutions based on Islamic principles, building hospitals, creating halal markets, and investing in education, science, and technology are all part of the responsibilities Muslims must undertake for the progress of the community."

This statement was made on Sunday, March 15, 2026, in Ilesha, Osun State, by Sheikh Daood Imran Molaasan, the Grand M***i of Yorubaland, during a Ramadan lecture organized by the Ilesha branch of Jamaat Taawunil Muslimeen.

The lecture, which took place at the Central Mosque in Ilesha, was attended by students, Muslim scholars, women, and many Islamic clerics who gathered for spiritual enlightenment.

In his address, the Sheikh emphasized that Islam goes beyond activities in the mosque and madrasa, stressing that it is a comprehensive way of life that promotes social development.

He therefore encouraged Muslims to transform their understanding and practice of Islam by focusing on building strong Islamic institutions and structures that will positively impact society.

Taawun Media

16/02/2026

12/02/2026

Iwo Youths Stage Peaceful Protest Over Erratic Power Supply, Exorbitant Electricity Bills

Youths in Iwo, Osun State, on Thursday, February 12th, 2026 staged a peaceful protest to express their displeasure over persistent epileptic power supply and what they described as exorbitant electricity billing by the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC).

The protest was led by members of Albadr Electricians, Welders, and Barbers’ associations under the umbrella of Jama’at Ta’awunil Muslimeen. The demonstrators marched through major streets in the town, calling on the electricity distribution company to urgently address the lingering challenges affecting residents and small-scale business owners.

According to the protesters, irregular power supply has negatively impacted their livelihoods, while estimated billing continues to place undue financial burden on consumers despite poor service delivery.

During the protest, the group urged the IBEDC Manager in charge of the Feesu axis, Mr. Michael Adekanbi, to intervene decisively by ensuring improved electricity supply and fair billing practices. They also visited the IBEDC office at Oke-Odo to formally present their complaints and demand immediate action.

The protesters emphasized that their demonstration was peaceful and aimed at drawing the attention of relevant authorities to the hardship being faced by residents and artisans due to the current state of electricity supply in Iwo.

They called on IBEDC and other stakeholders to engage the community, provide meters where necessary, and restore public confidence through transparent and responsive service delivery.

Lukman Solahudeen Ayyubi

30/01/2026

The birth of Jamaat Taawunil Muslimeen