Between Artificial Intelligence and the rest of us, By Prof Mahfouz A. Adedimeji
Muslim News Nigeria Courtesy of the hindsight and foresight of the dynamic Vice Chancellor of the University of Ilorin, Prof. Wahab…
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Frills of Festival of Fervors for Oloyede at 70, By Tunde Akanni, PhD
When Dr. Abdul Kareem Oloyede, son of the retiring Prof Is-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede walked up to the stage…
FACT-CHECK: Did Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) create a Muslim market? Is there a need for a religious market?, By Lukman Raimi, PhD
Over the past few weeks, a video has been circulating on social media platforms in which Sheikh Muhammed…
Abdulbaqi: In praise of UNILORIN’S first female professor of mass communication, By Oladeinde Olawoyin
ONE memorable afternoon in my final year at the University of Ilorin, I was walking down the popular…
Oloyede as living expression of positive force, By Tunde Akanni, PhD
By the time the strong-willed, former Education Minister in the President Olusegun Obasanjo government, Oby Ezekwesili, lent her…
As Zionists dig their grave
By Muhammad Hassan-Tom The spontaneous walkout by diplomats when Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu mounted the stage to…
New Dawn for NAHCON: Welcoming fresh leadership approach
By Haroon Ishola Balogun The management of the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) is at a pivotal…
2024 Hajj better, 2025 will be more fulfilling, says Al-Hatyq Travels boss
* Quality service delivery our selling point – Dr. Badmus * Why many people opt for Hajj despite…
Islamic Scholars as Surgeons and Butchers: A Comparative Analysis of Two Methodologies, By Dr. Lukman Raimi, PhD.
Introduction Today is another Friday, a day when many of us seek out thematic issues to reflect upon…
Does Section 42(2) of the Nigerian Constitution Contradict the Sharῑ῾ah?
By Imam Ridwan Jamiu, PhD Section 42 (2) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999…
The undeserved suffering of the Al-Majiris, The deserved suffering of Nigeria, By Imam Ridwan Jamiu, PhD
It was 9.30pm in the ancient city of Kano when the weak but loud voices of some urchins…
Appraising Oreagba’s quest to transform lives of underserved children in Ibeshe
Humanity smiled at many underserved children who have almost lost hope and given up on life as Hajia…
State Dilemma: Legal and Political Implications of Disobeying the Supreme Court’s Financial Autonomy Ruling, By Lukman Raimi, PhD
Introduction In a landmark decision on July 11, 2024, the Supreme Court of Nigeria affirmed the financial autonomy…
Conflict Reporting Can’t Be Sheer Content Creation, By Tunde Akanni PhD
Expectedly, this season of uncertainty unleashed on the nation by #EndBadGovernance campaigners is revealing acutely strange tendencies about…
Why protests cannot effect change in a captured oil-led economy with weak governance structures, By Dr. Lukman Raimi
Sociological snapshot: Throughout Nigeria’s history, numerous protests have highlighted the people’s struggle against oppression and the demand for…
