Lagos pledges support for MUSWEN November 15 General Assembly, seeks Muslims’ votes
* Oladejo leads South-West Muslim leaders to Sanwo-Olu, seeks government backing for regional assembly Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of…
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* Oladejo leads South-West Muslim leaders to Sanwo-Olu, seeks government backing for regional assembly Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of…
* Tasks religious, community leaders on peace, national cohesion The Sultan of Sokoto, His Eminence Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad…
* Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate race, seeks to make history as first Muslim US senator * Hamawy…
* Former Lagos governorship candidate says sacred Islamic experiences should not become instruments of partisan attacks, urges politicians…
Businesswomen gather in Lagos to exhibit products, pitch ideas, build networks and explore business opportunities, while speakers highlight…
The candidates are set to face voters on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, seeking greater political representation as debates…
* As Timehin, Danmole, Iyepe, others urge legal compliance, good governance at Mosque Guidance anniversary The Grand Chief…
The station’s November 2 clarification followed its controversial Morning Show discussion led by Ojy Okpe, while MPAC accused…
More than 2,500 participants from 94 schools attend Lagos event as students, teachers call for more editions across…
* Unveils book tracing Usman Dan Fodio’s legacy and contributions of his flagbearers * Tinubu, Pantami, MMPN, UNILORIN…
The President joins an exclusive list of influential Nigerians granted access to the Holy Kaaba. But who entered…
The Council of Legal Education’s Code of Conduct explicitly recognises black shoulder-length hijabs and veils as approved attire…
The lawyer who fought and won the right to wear hijab at her 2018 Call to Bar ceremony…
Muslim rights organisations, including the Muslim Public Affairs Centre (MPAC) Nigeria and the Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria…
* PFN, CLASFON caution CAN, Christian platforms against misleading ‘adult Muslim convert’ accounts * No Nigerian law criminalises…