ANWAR-UL ISLAM MODEL COLLEGE, Agege

Boys: 890 Girls: 0 Total: 890

1948-04-05 secondary Agege

Awards and Achievements

WINNERS OF ANNUAL MATHEMATICS COMPETITION.

Head Teacher

Mr. Obasa S.A. (Principal), Alh. M.A. Oshodi (Proprietor)

Management Team

MISSIONARY SCHOOL(RETURNED SCHOOL): MISSIONASRY BOARD HEADED BY ALHAJI M.A.O OJELADE- PROPRIETOR: MISSIONARY SCHOOL(RETURNED SCHOOL): MISSIONASRY BOARD HEADED BY ALHAJI M.A.O OJELADE- PROPRIETOR
Principal: Principal
Vice Principal: Vice Principal

Our Mission Statement

To have such an Educational environment that will develop in our Students the necessary qualities of independence, initiative, sensitivity. Also, to equip them with the knowledge required to make active and positive contributions in the socio- economics and political life of the State and the country and be a fulfilled citizen.

School History

In the period before 5th April 1948 when the school was founded, there were enourmous challenges for Muslim children to obtain western education as the landscape was dominated by Christian schools. The yearnings of Muslims to acquire western education led to the establishment of Saka Tinubu Memorial (Ahmadiyya) High School at Olushi Street, Lagos on the 5th of April, 1948. It was the first Muslim secondary school in West Africa and was established under the auspices of Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam in Nigeria. The dream was actualised with the active involvement and generosity of the founding fathers: Alh. Saka Tinubu; Alh. Jubril Martins; Alh. Issa Williams; Alh. N.B. Kenku; Alh. Bakare Disu Oshodi; Alh. K.D. Oshodi; Alh. Fanimokun; Alh. Allison and others. (May Almighty Allah reward them with Aljannah Fridaos). The schools was started as a mixed school with Mr. J. Thompson Hagan, a Ghanaian as the first principal. Although the school was established to satisfy the yearnings of Muslims for higher education, the door was opened to non-Muslims without fear of losing their identities. This is in line with the Islamic injunction that there is no compulsion in religion, neither were non-Muslims denied any of their rights as members of the school community. By 1976, the founders changed the name Ahmadiyya College to Anwar-ul Islam College. Over the years, the school has produced eminent personalities and academics in all fields of human endeavour.

Subject Offered

English Language; Mathematics; Chemistry; Biology; Physics; Government; Geography; Accounts; Commerce; Economics; Further Maths; Agricultural Science; Social Studies; Integrated Science; *Introductory Technology.

Calendar of School Activities For The Year

No school activities information available.

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OFFICE OF

EDUCATION QUALITY ASSURANCE

MINISTRY OF BASIC & SECONDARY EDUCATION

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Get in touch

Address

1,ANWAR-UL ISLAM COLLEGE ROAD ONIWAYA- DOPEMU, AGEGE

Phone Number

08023453704,01-8786021, 08023453704,01-8786021

aimca1948@yahoo.com

Website

Clubs and Activities

*Jets Club; *Science Club; *Press Club; *Young Farmers Club; MSS; *Literary & Debating Club.

Examination Taken

*WAEC; *JAMB; *NECO; *HSC; *GCE; *JSCE.

Past 3 years External Exam Performance in %

No exam performance information available.

Famous Past Pupils/Students

*Hon. Justice Fatain Adeyinka, Retired Chief Judge of Lagos State. *Major-General Tajudeen Olanrewaju; RTD General & Former Minister of Communications. *Alh. Yakub Balogun, Retired Head of Service, Lagos State. *Otunba Femi Pedro, Former Deputy Governor of Lagos State. * Alh. Ibrahim Babatunde Balogun, Comm. for Home Affairs, Lagos State. * Alh. Olatunji Taiwo, Clerk of the House of Assembly, Lagos State. * Mr. Lawal Pedro (SAN) Solicitor-General, Lagos State. * Mr. Kamarudeen Junaid, Perm Sec. Min. of Youths & Sports, Lagos State. * Amb. Musiliu Obanikoro, Nigeria High Commissioner to Ghana. * Amb. Empire Kanu, Nigerian High Commissioner to Australia. * Prof. Adetor, Prof, Kenku, Prof. Gbaja as well as other notable Nigerians.Hon. Justice Fatai Adeyinka(Retired) Chief Judge of Lagos.Otunba Femi Pedro Former Deputy of Lagos State