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Ondo Muslims decry alleged marginalization in government appointments
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Ondo Muslims decry alleged marginalization in government appointments

From Vanguard · () English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Ondo State Muslims, represented by the At-Tanzil Islamic Foundation, have appealed to Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa for greater inclusiveness in government appointments.
  • The group alleges inadequate representation of Muslims in key government positions within the state administration.
  • The foundation's founder, Alhaji Abdul Rafiu, is expected to attend the At-Tanzil Foundation’s 20th anniversary event, which Emir Sanusi will also grace.

Muslims in Ondo State are calling for more equitable representation in government appointments, citing alleged marginalization. The At-Tanzil Islamic Foundation has appealed directly to Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, urging him to ensure greater inclusiveness in his administration.

The foundation's leadership expressed concern over the perceived lack of Muslims in key governmental roles. This appeal highlights ongoing tensions regarding religious and ethnic balance in political appointments within the state.

Further underscoring the foundation's activities, its Founder and Chairman, Alhaji Abdul Rafiu, will be present at the organization's 20th anniversary celebration. The event is also set to be graced by Emir Sanusi, indicating a significant gathering for the Islamic community in the region.

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Originally published by Vanguard in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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