Commending the Irate IPOB: THE “Scalarness” of our Thoughts By Yussuf Ayo
So, some embittered and misguided Nigerian thugs beat up a Nigerian senator in Germany, and most Nigerians feel happy and […]
So, some embittered and misguided Nigerian thugs beat up a Nigerian senator in Germany, and most Nigerians feel happy and […]
About 65, 000 Nigerians are currently in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for the 2019 Hajj, and among them are
Revoking article 370 has turned India from administrator to fully-fledged coloniser, following, in many ways, Israel’s methods Over the
Today, August 6, 2019 marks exactly 74 years of the infamous atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan by
Islam does not stipulate a specific age of marriage. Literally, Islam permits marrying a young lady that can differentiate between
Today, the 83-year-old Nigerian Imam Abubakar Abdullahi will be among four other nationals (from Sudan, Brazil, Iraq and Cyprus) to
Safiya Umar Badamasi, the first Hausa/Fulani Muslim woman to become Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN, and first lawyer from Katsina
Unlike the Busola Dakolo/Pastor Fatoyinbo saga, the trending rape allegation against an Alfa (name withheld) in Osun State as reported
Nigeria’s movie industry, famously known as Nollywood, will not cease to surprise us with their poorly scripted stories and medical
Many people, especially on social media where emotions cloud reason, believe an attempt to understand the Almajiri question is an
Despite President Donald Trump’s rhetoric and policies that have been solely focused on ‘radical Islamic terrorism’, new findings have revealed
The Muslim Congress (TMC) is undoubtedly one of the leading Muslim organisations in Nigeria. For nearly three decades, the organisation
Reality check, Morsi is dead. Professor Mohammed Morsi, the first and only democratically elected President of Egypt slumped in court
This week, the story of Hajia Fatimah Bakene, a Niqob (veil) wearing Muslim woman who was allegedly brutalised and beaten
Moshood Kashimawo Olawale (M.K.O) Abiola was a typical symbol of love for the freedom of ordinary wo/man. He was a