ANWAR­-UL­ ISLAM COLLEGE Lagos (formerly Ahmadiyya College) was established in 1948 initially in Olushi Street, Lagos Island.

The school relocated to its current site in Agege in the mid ­1950s thanks to the hard work and dedication by the founding fathers including Alhaji Jubril Martin. It was the first government approved Muslim secondary school and whilst most of the students are Muslims the school has a very proud record of Christians students. The college promotes religious tolerance and also excels in education and sports.

We live and champion the motto of the school "either the best or nothing"! Hence the school is blessed with prominent old students "Oga at the top" in high profile roles both in the private and public sectors in Nigeria and elsewhere in the world including a current Minister of State. ACAOSA UK will be celebrating its silver anniversary soon!