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National Council of Nigerian Muslim Organizations in the U.S.A
NCNMO
The purpose of the Organization is to serve the best interests of Islam, Nigerian Muslim Communities in particular and all Muslims in general.
Our Objectives:
- To foster mutual understanding among all brothers and sisters in Islam in general and Nigerian Muslim associations in particular.
- To propagate Islam in the most spiritual, intellectual, and dignified manner to all human beings.
- To voluntarily assist and help brothers and sisters in Islam during times of difficulty and crisis to the extent possible.
- To assist Muslim Institutions and Communities in the performance of Islamic activities through religious, social, educational and charitable activities.
NCNMO 2nd National Convention
March 23rd Through March 25th, 2012
Assalam Alaykum!
Your association / Masjid is cordially invited to the National Convention which will
Insha Allah be held in Los Angeles, California from Friday, March 23rd through Sunday,
March 25th, 2012. Please plan to arrive for Jumat Prayers on March 23.
The detail of the Airport and the hotel reservation are as follows:
Airport:
The nearest Airport to the hotel and venue of the National Convention is:
a. LAX – Los Angeles International Airport.
b. Pickup from the Airport: Please call any of the following NMASC representatives for pick up from the airport or for any questions on the convention.
· Alhaji Lateef Oshodi - 562-572-9471
· Alhaji Saheed Inawo - 619-379-3637
· Alhaja Karimot Jimoh - 562-739-5534
· Sis. Kafilah Lawal - 310-909-3922
Venue: Islamic Center of Los Angeles
9642 S. Western Avenue, Los Angeles, Ca 90047
Hotel: SPRING HILL SUITES ~ MARRIOTT LAX/ Manhattan Beach, 14620 Aviation Blvd., Hawthorne, CA 90250
Hotel Rate: $89.00 +Tax (Double Bed Occupancy) Group Code/Type: M-EI77PY / NMASC
Book your flight today!
NCNMO Condemns Attacks on Nigerians
The National Council of Nigerian Muslims (NCNMO)meeting in Baltimore, Maryland for their annual Youth Platform Conference today condemned bomb attacks on churches in Nigeria that left at least 35 people dead and many more injured. The NCNMO condemns the attacks and calls for an end to sectarian violence in Nigeria. In a statement, NCNMO Executive Council said: “We condemn the unconscionable, senseless, despicable, and inexcusable attacks on Nigerian churches and offer sincere condolences to the family and loved ones of those killed or injured. Only a strong demonstration of interfaith unity will show those behind the attacks that they will never achieve their goal of dividing society along religious lines.”
On behalf of the entire NCNMO Executive Council and the entire members,
Brother Kolawole Akinade
Secretary General
Click here for the Report of the Leadership Conference Held in Washington D. C On May 28-31st, 2010!
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