Daramola motivated the Jama’at towards the difficult sacrifice by his frequent visits and appeals. By 1968, a standard permanent mosque had been built through special sacrifices by the members. A temporary Mosque made of canopy was immediately erected. The Jama’at used private residence for their prayers until 1955 when a piece of land was given to them by the Bamgbaye family. Imam Oluwa was also a champion of Ahmadiyya crusade in Modakeke, affording the Jama’at his spiritual acument and ardous Islamic prowess. All this gave Modakeke Mission a solid foundation and they weathered all opposition against Ahmadiyya teachings. Daramola to participate in vigorous preaching. This,also later prompted the Missionary, Ahmadiyya Mission in Ile-Ife, Muallim A.G. The outcome of his arduous efforts was impressive turn-outs of people with attendant converts. The Imam of Ode-Omu Mission played a prominent pioneering role through his incessant visits to Modakeke to lead preaching activities. The Modakeke mission was established 1947 through Alfa Yusuf Omope and the Alfa Tiamiyu of Ode-Omu Mission. Below are the missions established during that period. Virtually no year passed without one or more new missions or mosques being established. Immediately after the crisis of the 1930’s and the 1939-45 World War, the International Ahmadiyya Jama’at entered a period of rapid expansion and spread to various parts of Nigeria.Contrary to the severe negative implications of internal strife of earlier period, during which there was the enormous dissipation of energy that what could have otherwise been harnessed for the progress of humanity. Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Nigeria: Post Crisis Period This entry was posted in Ahmadiyya, Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at Nigeria and tagged Ahmadiyya, Nigeria on Maby mterdman. This piece is taken from the website of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Nigeria. CENTRAL MISSIONARIES WHO HAVE SERVED IN NIGERIA IN C HRONOLOGICAL ORDER
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