# Fomwan Lagos ## Posts - [FOMWAN Urges Mothers to Instill moral, Islamic Values in Children](https://fomwanlagos.org/fomwan-urges-mothers-to-instill-moral-islamic-values-in-children/): The Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN), Lagos State chapter, has urged mothers to prioritise the moral and religious upbringing of their children amid growing societal challenges. The call was made at the association’s 38th Family Day held at the Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos, themed: “Strengthening Faith and Moral Values in Challenging Times: The Muslim Woman to the Rescue.” Special guest of Honor, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu emphasised the need for parents, particularly mothers, to deliberately pass down Islamic teachings and values to the younger generation. Represented by the Senior Adviser on Islamic Matters, Abdullah Jebe, the governor stressed […] - [Sanwo-Olu Commends Fomwan for Community Clinic Project in Eti-Osa](https://fomwanlagos.org/sanwo-olu-commends-fomwan-for-community-clinic-project-in-eti-osa/): Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State has commended the Lagos Chapter of the Federation of Muslim Women’s Association in Nigeria (FOMWAN) for building a community clinic project at Elesan village in the Eti-Osa Local Government Area. He said the Lagos State Government will support the FOMWAN’s community clinic project in Eti-Osa because it believes the project being financed by the religious organisation will be of benefit to the people of Lagos State. Governor Sanwo-Olu spoke on Tuesday during a courtesy visit by the Amirah and executive members of the Lagos State chapter of the Federation of Muslim Women’s Association in […] - [FOMWAN Lagos Celebrates 40 Years, Emphasizes Resilience and Climate Action](https://fomwanlagos.org/fomwan-lagos-celebrates-40-years-emphasizes-resilience-and-climate-action/): The Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN) Lagos State Chapter marked a major milestone as it celebrated its 40th anniversary with a grand Thanksgiving Prayer and Appreciation programme held on Thursday, February 26, 2026, at the Lagos Secretariat Community Central Mosque Multipurpose Hall, CBD, Alausa, Ikeja. The well-attended event brought together Islamic scholars, traditional rulers, community leaders, government officials, and members of the Muslim community to commemorate four decades of impactful service, advocacy, and empowerment of Muslim women across Lagos State. With the theme, “Empowering Muslim Women in Embracing Resilience and Sustainable Community Development in the Face of […] - [A Journey of Hope: FOMWAN Lagos Welcomes the Freedom of Adopted Inmate](https://fomwanlagos.org/a-journey-of-hope-fomwan-lagos-welcomes-the-freedom-of-adopted-inmate/): The Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN), Lagos State Chapter, is deeply grateful to Allah for yet another milestone in our mission of compassion and service. On Monday, 29th December 2025, at exactly 5:25 pm, our adopted inmate, Mr. Tunde Balogun, was officially released from the Kirikiri Correctional Centre. This moment was not just about regaining freedom—it was a testament to the power of faith, advocacy, and collective support. The Comptroller General handed Mr. Balogun over to the FOMWAN Education Committee and sisters from the Amuwo Odofin LGA branch, who received him with heartfelt prayers and words of […] - [FOMWAN Collaborates with UFUK Dialogue to Promote Religious Tolerance](https://fomwanlagos.org/fomwan-collaborates-with-ufuk-dialogue-to-promote-religious-tolerance/): The Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN) has partnered with UFUK Dialogue to promote religious tolerance, mutual understanding, and peaceful coexistence among people of diverse faiths. The collaboration underscores the shared commitment of both organisations to dialogue, respect, and unity in an increasingly diverse society. Through interactive discussions, community engagements, and knowledge-sharing sessions, the initiative created a platform for participants to explore common values, address misconceptions, and strengthen interfaith relationships. The programme emphasized the importance of empathy, open communication, and cooperation as tools for building lasting peace and social harmony. The collaboration further reaffirmed FOMWAN’s dedication to fostering […] - [FOMWAN Lagos Hosts MAMLA to Mark International Day of Persons with Disabilities](https://fomwanlagos.org/fomwan-lagos-hosts-mamla-to-mark-international-day-of-persons-with-disabilities/): As part of activities marking the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the Lagos State chapter of the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN) hosted the Muslim Association of Visually Impaired Modest Ladies (MAMLA) on Saturday, December 7, 2025. The event, which brought together members of the FOMWAN family and invited guests, was organised to celebrate inclusion, resilience, and the contributions of persons living with disabilities, particularly women. Activities lined up for the day included a moving recitation from the Holy Qur’an by Sister Lateefah Adesope, a visually impaired member, as well as eulogies in praise of the […] - [FOMWAN Lagos Leads Statewide Campaign Against Online Bullying](https://fomwanlagos.org/fomwan-lagos-leads-statewide-campaign-against-online-bullying/): The Lagos State chapter of the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN) has partnered with the State Government and other non-governmental organisations to intensify efforts to end online bullying, particularly targeting women and girls. The initiative aims to foster freedom of expression, strengthen unity, and promote peaceful coexistence across the state. As part of activities marking the 16 Days of Activism, FOMWAN Lagos carried out extensive awareness campaigns in all Local Government Areas of the state. These activities included public sensitisation programmes in mosques, markets, and schools, alongside the distribution of informational flyers and active engagement on social […] - [FOMWAN Lagos Takes Anti-Drug Abuse Campaign to Oluwaseyi Model Market](https://fomwanlagos.org/fomwan-lagos-takes-anti-drug-abuse-campaign-to-oluwaseyi-model-market/): On Tuesday, September 4, 2025, the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN), Lagos State Chapter, took its advocacy to the grassroots with a powerful sensitization program on Drug Abuse, Misuse, and Addiction at Oluwaseyi Model Market, Badore, Ajah, in Eti-Osa Local Government. The bustling market environment provided the perfect setting to reach traders, youths, and community members with timely awareness on the dangers of drug misuse and the ripple effects it has on families and society at large. During the session, FOMWAN representatives spoke about how seemingly harmless habits can lead to addiction, highlighting the devastating consequences of […] - [FOMWAN Lagos Humanitarian Ambassadors Distribute School Bags and Stationery to Indigent and Physically Challenged Students](https://fomwanlagos.org/fomwan-lagos-humanitarian-ambassadors-distribute-school-bags-and-stationery-to-indigent-and-physically-challenged-students/): In commemoration of the 40th Anniversary of the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN), the FOMWAN Lagos Humanitarian Ambassadors carried out a remarkable act of service through their Back-to-School Program. During the State General Meeting held at Layeni Central Mosque, Ajeromi-Ifelodun Local Government Area, Lagos on Sunday, 31st August 2025, the team distributed thirty (30) school bags and stationery to indigent and physically challenged students across all Local Government branches in the state. The initiative was aimed at supporting vulnerable children and easing the financial burden on their families as the new school session begins. It also reflects […] - [FOMWAN Lagos Advocates Reawakening of Reading Culture, Offers Free Tutorial Classes for SSCE and UTME Candidates](https://fomwanlagos.org/fomwan-lagos-advocates-reawakening-of-reading-culture-offers-free-tutorial-classes-for-ssce-and-utme-candidates/): In line with its vision of empowering communities through education and service, the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN), Lagos State Chapter has taken a bold step to revive the dwindling culture of reading among youths. As part of its advocacy, Lagos FOMWAN has launched a reawakening reading culture initiative and is currently providing free tutorial classes for SSCE and UTME candidates. The program is hosted at the Open Library within Aguda Central Mosque, Soloki Street, Surulere, creating a safe and accessible space for students to learn, engage, and prepare for their future. The tutorials are designed not […] - [Lagos State FOMWAN Shines at FOMWAN National 40th Anniversary and 2025 Annual National Conference in Kaduna](https://fomwanlagos.org/lagos-state-fomwan-shines-at-fomwan-national-40th-anniversary-and-2025-annual-national-conference-in-kaduna/): The Lagos State chapter of the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN) proudly participated in the just-concluded FOMWAN National 40th Anniversary and 2025 Annual National Conference, held in Kaduna State from Tuesday, August 19 to Saturday, August 24, 2025. The landmark conference, themed “Empowering Muslim Women in the Face of Climate Change: Building Resilience, Sustainability, and Community Development While Showcasing FOMWAN’s Achievements,” brought together Muslim women leaders, stakeholders, and delegates from across Nigeria to reflect on FOMWAN’s four decades of impact, and to discuss solutions to pressing societal and environmental challenges. The Lagos State delegation actively engaged in […] - [FOMWAN Lagos Joins Mega Press Conference to Condemn Genocide in Gaza](https://fomwanlagos.org/fomwan-lagos-joins-mega-press-conference-to-condemn-genocide-in-gaza/): On Thursday, August 7, 2025, the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN) Lagos State chapter joined forces with other prominent Muslim organisations at the TMC Da’wah Centre, Ijeshatedo, for a historic Mega Press Conference on the ongoing genocide in Gaza. The event, organised under the Ulamau Wing of the Conference of Islamic Organisations (CIO), brought together respected Islamic scholars, community leaders, and representatives to speak with one voice against the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in Palestine. Chairman of the Ulamau Wing and National Missioner of the Ansar-Ud-Deen Society of Nigeria, Sheikh AbdurRahman Ahmad, delivered a powerful address, describing the […] - [FOMWAN Lagos Joins Forces with CLP and WRAPA to Amplify "The Constitution Women Want"](https://fomwanlagos.org/fomwan-lagos-joins-forces-with-clp-and-wrapa-to-amplify-the-constitution-women-want/): In a resounding call for gender inclusion in governance, the Lagos State chapter of the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN) joined hands with Community Life Project (CLP) and Women’s Rights Advancement and Protection Alternative (WRAPA) at the zonal public hearing held in Ikeja, Lagos. The public hearing, which focused on the proposed reservation of additional seats for women in Nigeria’s National and State Houses of Assembly, took place at Watercress Hotels. The event drew participation from prominent women’s groups, civil society organizations, and gender advocates who are united in the push for a more inclusive constitution—one that […] - [FOMWAN Lagos State Chapter Celebrates 2025 Family Day with Focus on Islamic Parenting](https://fomwanlagos.org/fomwan-lagos-state-chapter-celebrates-2025-family-day-with-focus-on-islamic-parenting/): The Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN), Lagos State Chapter, marked its annual Family Day celebration on Saturday, April 5, 2025, at Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS), Main Bowl, Lagos. The event, a cherished tradition held to commemorate Eid-l-Fitr, brought together families and friends in a vibrant gathering following the Ramadan fast. This year’s Family Day, themed “Passing on the Baton: A Practical Guide to Effective Islamic Parenting,” underscored FOMWAN’s commitment to fostering strong family values rooted in Islamic principles. The event, which commenced at 11:00 a.m., drew a large crowd of attendees eager to participate in a day […] - [Fomwan Lagos Holds annual Conference at Unilag](https://fomwanlagos.org/drive-to-use-less-drinking-water-to-save-the-future/): The Federation of Muslim Women’s Association of Nigeria (FOMWAN), Lagos State Chapter, proudly held its 39th Annual State Conference and Award Ceremony, bringing together influential voices and community leaders for a day filled with meaningful dialogue, inspiring speeches, and well-deserved recognitions. The event, which took place in an atmosphere of intellectual engagement and community spirit, featured discussions on critical topics affecting society, including national security, women’s empowerment, and poverty alleviation from an Islamic perspective. Delivering the keynote address, Dr. Mrs. Halimah Egberongbe emphasized the importance of fostering collaboration and unity among women to promote societal progress. She highlighted FOMWAN’s enduring […] - [Fomwan Lagos joins others to celebrate world Hijab Day](https://fomwanlagos.org/fomwan-lagos-joins-others-to-celebrate-world-hijab-day/): Thousands of Muslim women, including students from primary, secondary and higher institutions attended the 2025 World Hijab Day Solidarity Walk which took off at Allen Roundabout, Ikeja, Lagos as early as 7.00am on Saturday, February 1st. As they walked 2.4km to the Lagos State Secretariat Mosque, Alausa, in a well coordinated and peaceful manner, they were seen with placards and imprints requesting inclusion and fair treatments for Muslim women in Hijab. The convener, Hajia Mutiat Orolu-Balogun, welcomed Muslim women, students and participating Muslim organisations to the climax of the World Hijab Day 2025 activities with the theme, “Hijabis Unsilenced”. The […] - [FOMWAN set to build healthcare centre for vulnerable people](https://fomwanlagos.org/fomwan-set-to-build-healthcare-centre-for-vulnerable-people/): The Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN) is perfecting plans to provide adequate healthcare services to vulnerable members of the society and the general public in the heart of Lagos, at Elesan Village, Eti-Osa LGA. According to the group who noted that construction works started in September 2023 during the fundraising ceremony for the building of the facility recently, the healthcare centre will provide medical service to everyone, Muslim and non-Muslims, male and female. 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The 23rd of February, 1986 was the date for the launch of Lagos State Chapter at the famous citadel of learning, University of Lagos, Akoka. The association forthwith, become the umbrella body for all Muslim Women Group in Lagos State. 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