Growing in faith,
growing for life
The Young Muslim Association is a faith-based NGO for Muslim children across Nigeria: weekly Qur'an and character sessions, sport, excursions, and a national camp every December.
One camp, every zone
33 zones. Children register for NMCCP 2026/1448 through their zone. TYMA has zones in Abuja, Edo, Kwara, Lagos, Ogun, Osun and Oyo.
Find your zone
Type your zone or state to see what camp costs there and who to call with questions.
Oshodi
Lagos State. Delegates ₦10,500 until 10 Dec, then ₦12,500. Handlers ₦8,000.
Ibadan North
Oyo State. Delegates ₦11,000 until 30 Nov, then ₦13,000. Handlers ₦11,000.
Ado-Odo/Otta
Lagos State. Delegates ₦8,500 until 30 Nov, then ₦10,500. Handlers ₦8,500.
Epe
Lagos State. Delegates ₦12,000 until 30 Nov, then ₦15,000. Handlers ₦12,000.
Akoka
Lagos State. Delegates ₦12,000 until 30 Nov, then ₦15,000. Handlers ₦12,000.
Oyo/Ogbomosho
Oyo State. Delegates ₦10,000 until 30 Nov, then ₦12,000. Handlers ₦10,000.
Showing 6 of 27 zones open for registration.
six days at camp
NMCCP 2026/1448 is the National Muslim Children Camping Programme, for children aged 4 to 14.
- Classes
- Leadership
- IQ test
- Quiz
- Games
- Excursion
- Nasheed
- Film show
- Guidance and counselling
The Young Muslim Leader in a Changing World
الشباب المسلم وقيادة المستقبل
This year’s theme
to , in 33 zones.
What we stand for
Vision
A generation of Muslim ambassadors, grounded in faith and character.
Mission
Regular training by competent personnel, in knowledge, skills and values.
Objectives
Children’s education, carried on until each reaches their potential.
Means
Arabic and Qur’an classes, and clubs: reading, taekwondo, safety.
What we do
We hold weekly halaqah and character-building sessions at our centres, where children learn the Qur’an, the fundamentals of their faith, and the manners that carry them through life.
We organise regular sporting activities and competitions across all our training centres.
We believe in the impact of excursions on the mental development and social exposure of children.
Children march with their own placards against child abuse and trafficking.
Delegations of children meet the people who run their state.
NMCCP: classes, games and leadership with children from every zone.
We hold weekly halaqah and character-building sessions at our centres, where children learn the Qur’an, the fundamentals of their faith, and the manners that carry them through life.
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