ABEOKUTA, OGUN STATE – In a beautiful display of sisterhood and professional solidarity, the Ogun District of The Criterion (Association of Muslim Women in Business and Professions) hosted a high-powered reception today for the newly appointed Director of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), Hajia Aisha Abolanle Tiamiyu.
The delegation, led by District Amirah Hajia Engr. Qudrat Oluwakemi Ayinde Oladimeji, visited the Director’s Oke-Mosan office to formally welcome her to the Gateway State.
The atmosphere was one of mutual respect, marking a significant transition for a leader whose professional journey continues to inspire Muslim women across the country.
During the visit, the District Amirah noted that while Hajia Tiamiyu’s relocation represents a loss to the Lagos District, it is a monumental gain for Ogun State. Engr. Oladimeji praised the appointment as a clear testament to the Director’s integrity and specialized expertise.
She emphasized that having a sister of such high caliber leading a national body like the NOA within the state provides a unique opportunity for synergy between professional excellence and the agency’s mission of value orientation and national pride.
The engagement evolved into a productive dialogue regarding the social climate of the nation and the vital role of community development.
The delegation expressed their eagerness to collaborate on local projects, officially inducting Hajia Tiamiyu into the Ogun District family.
This formal welcome highlighted the dual purpose of the visit: to celebrate a sister’s career milestone and to ensure she has a robust support system as she takes on the responsibilities of shaping national values from her new base in Abeokuta.
True to the spiritual foundations of The Criterion, the visit was punctuated by heartfelt supplications (Du’a). The members offered prayers for a successful tenure, asking Allah (SWT) to grant Hajia Tiamiyu the wisdom of Luqman in her decision-making processes.
They petitioned for her to be surrounded by a sincere and dedicated team, ensuring that her leadership at the National Orientation Agency is characterized by innovation, transparency, and a lasting impact on the citizenry.
The visit concluded with prayers for a seamless transition into her new home, asking for Barakah and peace to follow her every endeavor. As Hajia Aisha Abolanle Tiamiyu begins this new chapter at Oke-Mosan, she does so backed by the unwavering spiritual and professional support of her sisters in The Criterion.
The association remains united in its belief that her tenure will usher in a new era of impactful orientation for the state and the nation at large.
