Tertiary Institutions of Ghana Muslim Association Inaugurated

An interim National Executive Association of Muslim Societies in Tertiary Institutions, Ghana (MUSTIG) has been inaugurated.

The inauguration was done at the Association’s second Strategic Conference held at Lakeside University College in Accra on Friday, November 12, 2021.

Members of the interim National Executives body of the Association are Prof. Imoro Braimah of the KNUST as President, Prof. Mahmoud Mohammed Mahmoud of the University of Ghana, Vice President, Dr. Yunus Dumbe of the KNUST, Secretary and Dr. Mohammed Mujitaba Dawuda of the University of Development Studies as Organizer.

The rest are Financial Secretary, Dr. Halid Babamu Osman of the KNUST, Communications Officer, Mr. Zakaria Tanko MNusah, Representative of the Imam Council, Imam Mustapha Iddrisu of the University of Professional Studies and Women’s Commissioner, Razeena Mohammed Siitah of the UPSA.

The interim National Executives was inaugurated by Dr. Hussein Iddris Ibrahim. 

The conference was held to approve the constitution of the Association and to inaugurate an interim National Executive Committee to administer the affairs of the Association. The committee mandate is until its first meeting of Congress to elect members of the National Executive Committee.

 “The Association has been established to serve as a mouthpiece and representative, at both national and international levels, of the various Muslim societies, associations or communities at the various campuses of tertiary institutions in Ghana on matters affecting its members, the generality of Muslims in Ghana and the Islamic faith. It shall be non-sectarian, non-partisan and non-ethnic,” read a statement from the association.