MSSN: THE CLAIMANTS
Today, many of the supposed members of MSSN (the offshoots) are mere claimants and unfortunately they are not interested in abiding by the Society's methodological operation (constitution). The type of MSSN they want is MSSN without transition in terms of leadership's position. Once they assumed the leadership's position, tasted its sweetness and felt the population of the followers that they were leading, they felt reluctant to leave the position. They did not want to be led but to be leading people. Some of them hold their personal businesses, P.B (Alaaqort) after demotions from the positions that they previously occupied. They now use the opportunities (of having sympathisers/followers, of gaining some knowledge that they would not have had gained perchance, if they were not in MSSN, etc) that they had gained while in MSSN to get easy start of their P.B. Some of them (the claimants) want to be free to commit atrocities at no MSSN's reprimand because MSSN is known for frowning at any member who indulges in foul action and gets reproached as a result. Imagine one who left MSSN based on Nikkah issue, he or she did not want to get Ameer and other prominent elders in the Society involved before marrying a sister or a brother due to his or her latent caprices.

The Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria popularly refers to as MSSN was established on April 18th, 1954 and was officially launched at the Ansarudeen Alakoro Mosque School Hall, Lagos on 30th May 1954 amidst prayer, joy and exhortation. The antecedents of this noble struggle could be traced to the effort of the triumvirate of Tajudeen Adisa Aromoshodu, Sumola Akin Laguda* and *AbdurRahmaan Alade Saheed of the then Methodist Boys High School, Lagos.

A lot of the claimants cherish political, economic and social benefits that can be guaranteed by retaining the titles, labels or names of the Society to confuse Muslims and others whereas, they can never confuse Allaah. They pay lip service to MSSN at social gatherings, social media, mass media, etc., and sometimes their outward appearances depict them as MSSN members per excellence but their private and community affairs testify to the fact that they are on boarder lines if not outside MSSN. These are mere claimants and a claim does not guarantee the ownership unless the claim is proved.

Those who claim to be MSSN should sincerely believe in the Society's vision and objectives as membership of the Society opens to every Muslim who believes in her vision and objectives.
The Society believes firmly in the Glorious Qur'aan and the Sunnah of the noble Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) as her cardinal basis and guide. The SHARIAH binds on all her members. She further believes and accepts the saying that "the acquisition of knowledge is a lifelong process from the cradle to the grave and thus every Muslim is essentially a student for life"
The vision of MSSN is to establish an Islamic Ummah governed by the principles and rules of the Shariah within the next fifty years. Those who disbelieve in these are indeed far away from being members of MSSN, even though, some of them claim to be.

Extract: "The Covenant" by Dr. Abideen Olaiya (FUNAAB)
MSSNOAU Jihad Week is this year's February. It's kicking off on Friday 3rd of February, 2017. Everybody is invited. The Formal Opening is on Sunday 5th of February, 2017.
MSSN: HOPE OF THE UMMAAH!