By Sani Idris
The president of Kaduna Club, Alhaji Muhammad Nasir, has inaugurated 11 sub-committees, charging them to be dedicated to their duties for the betterment of the recreational club and the economic wellbeing of the state.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the sub-committees were finance and revenue generation, supply and purchasing, security, audit, publicity, health and safety, games, social, membership, house and property sub-committees.
Inaugurating the sub-committees on Sunday in Kaduna, Nasir said they were set up to ease the numerous responsibilities of the executive members of the club.
“The sub-committees are to assist the management in decision making, and advice in other areas of administrative responsibilities,” he said.
Nasir added that the inauguration marked another landmark in the development history of the social club, noting that it didn’t happen for a long time.
“It is a known fact to all of us that this administration came on board at a very challenging time in the history of the club, and we are all witnesses to the dilapidated state of our club,” he said.
He explained that the previous administration and Care Taker Committee laid a foundation for reviving the club back to life on which the present one is now building upon.
“This administration has a big dream for the Club and had put in place plans to transform it into the best sporting hub of our region and one of the greatest recreational centers in the country.
“The task ahead is very big and requires administrative support and more efforts.
“The sub-committees are constituted and populated with distinguished members of the club who have proven
themselves worthy and capable of handling these responsibilities in the best interest of the club,” he said.
Nasir, however, noted that the management committee can dissolve any sub-committee, reshuffle its membership or adjust it whenever the need arises.
“All sub-committee members are expected to respect one another and adhere strictly to the rules and regulations of the club.
“Chairmen of the various sub-committees will coordinate all the activities of their respective sub-committees and report regularly to the management committee,” Nasir said.
He thanked members of trustees and the management team for their support and encouragement, noting that
all the physical and administrative developments witnessed were achieved through their hard work and dedication.
NAN reports that the high point of the event was the oath-taking administered by a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN).
NAN reports that the Kaduna Club was established in 1932 for recreation by senior government officials during the British administration in Nigeria. (NAN)
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Ramadan 2021: Hijri 2021 calendar and why Ramadan dey important for Muslims
Many pipo dey use fasting time to read Quran
Ramadan go start on Tuesday, 13 April, na so UAE moon-sighting committee tok. Muslims go observe fasting for di holy month for 29 or 30 days based on di Islamic (Hijri) calendar.
During di month of Ramadan, Muslims no go eat or drink during di hours of daylight, children no dey expected to fast until dem reach poverty.
When be Ramadan?
Ramadan na di ninth month of di Islamic calendar. Di exact dates of Ramadan dey change every year. Dis na because Islam dey use calendar based on di cycles of di Moon.
For 2021, Ramadan go begin for di evening of Monday 12 April and go end on Tuesday 11 May.
Congregation prayer na important part of Islam
How dem dey celebrate Ramadan?
Most Muslims fast between dawn and sunset. Fasting dey allow Muslims to devote demselves to their faith. E dey believed say e go teach self-discipline and remind dem of di suffering of di poor.
However, children, pregnant women, elderly pipo and those who dey sick or dey travel no need to fast.
During Ramadan, e dey common to eat one meal (alias suhoor), just before sunrise and another (alias iftar), directly after sunset.
Almost all Muslims try to give up bad habits during Ramadan. Na time for prayer and good deeds. Dem dey try to spend time wit family and friends and help pipo wey dey in need.
Many Muslims go attempt to read di whole of di Qur'an at least once during Ramadan. Dem go also attend special services for Mosques during which dem go read di Qur'an.
Charity
Ontop of fasting, Ramadan na also time to give back, so to dey do charity make brain.
One of di five pillars of Islam na to pay one tax wey dem dey call zakat. Evri year we dey give 2.5% of all we money and property to pipo wey no get.
Many charity dem dey look forward to dis time make dem get money for dia projects.
Ramadan na also time wen Muslims dey try pass to help we friends and family.
One of my padi dey collect donation of praying mat and Islamic book to share give Muslim prisoners.
Evritin wey pesin do, even if e small, na to do good.
Food dey jolli pipo to eat afta di whole fast mata
Eid ul-Fitr
Di end of Ramadan dey always dey marked by big celebration wey dem dey call 'Eid ul-Fitr' (di Festival of di Breaking of di Fast).
Muslims no dey only celebrate di end of fasting, but dem dey thank Allah for di strength im give dem throughout di previous month.
Mosques dey hold special services and dem go eat special meal during daytime (di first daytime meal for di month).
During Eid ul-Fitr Muslims dress in their finest clothes, give gifts to children and spend time wit their friends and family.
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