The Osun State Government has announced that it is shutting down indefinitely the Inisa Town Central Mosque in Odo-Otin Local Government Council Area.

The decision to shut down the mosque follows the inability of the Muslim community of the town to peacefully install a new Imam for the mosque.

This decision, which was made known in a public service announcement signed by Prince Abdullah Adeyanju Binuyo, the Deputy Chief of Staff to the Governor and made available to DAILY POST Tuesday in Osogbo also directed that any central congregation at the mosque for Eid prayers has also been banned.

According to the announcement, “Governor Adegboyega Oyetola, as part of efforts to ensure security of lives and properties in that axis of the State, directed that the Central Mosque be shut indefinitely to forestall further religious or communal crisis.

“Already the Mosque has recorded the death of two Imams in quick succession.

“This directive will be in place until a reconciliatory process towards amicable resolution is concluded”, it concluded.

The state government also advised members of the public to be guided by this directive as security operatives have been deployed to the town to enforce the closure and ban on Eid prayers.

Nbote:
I'm sure the fighting over who becomes Imam is between yoruba Muslims and the other northern Muslims

Thewrath:
You won’t see them here where their welfare and future are in the hands of some religious extremists....rather they are busy with issues of ipob which they have NO influence over.

MosheDayan:
I wonder what the Afonjas would have been like if not for Awolowo. Imagine a people who were among the first set of educated Nigerians fighting over religion and being ruled by thugs? Majority of their youths are either blocking roads, collecting 20 Naira and smoking Indian hemp. What a bright future.

MosheDayan:
I wonder what the Afonjas would have been like if not for Awolowo. Imagine a people who were among the first set of educated Nigerians fighting over religion and being ruled by thugs? Majority of their youths are either blocking roads, collecting 20 Naira and smoking Indian hemp. What a bright future.

MosheDayan:
I wonder what the Afonjas would have been like if not for Awolowo. Imagine a people who were among the first set of educated Nigerians fighting over religion and being ruled by thugs? Majority of their youths are either blocking roads, collecting 20 Naira and smoking Indian hemp. What a bright future.

Guyman02:
The problem of the South is Yoruba Muslims. See how MURIC is desperately trying to sow disunity among southerners and even to install an Imam is a big wahala

Asgard73:


Gbamest!

Muric think say Na to open mouth waaaaa talk gibberish

E don reach for action the idiot disappear...

How Yoruba man wan take lead prayers for mosque where northern Muslims and Fulani worship..

Walahi Yoruba land is gone .. while they’re busy with igbos..

And no body to speak for Yoruba Muslims on this.. any attempt by Muric will see the feeding bottle violently pull out from his mouth .. idiot.