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Adeleke’s Aide, Muniru Raji Becomes Asiwaju Musulumi Of Osogbo

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Adeleke’s Aide, Muniru Raji Becomes Asiwaju Musulumi Of Osogbo

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Adeleke’s Aide, Muniru Raji Becomes Asiwaju Musulumi Of Osogbo

The Chief Imam of Osogbo, Sheikh Musa Animashaun, has appointed Alhaji Muniru Raji as the new Asiwaju Musulumi of Osogboland.

It was gathered that Raji, the Special Adviser to Governor Ademola Adeleke on Political Matters was presented the letter at his residence in Ido Osun.

Speaking while receiving the appointment letter, the PDP Chieftain said, “This appointment comes with great responsibilities and a huge call on me to further strengthen my contribution to the continuous growth of Islam in Osogboland.

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“I am indeed grateful to my father, Sheik Animashaun, the Osogbo league of Imam & Alfas and the entire Osogbo muslim community.”

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