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Renowned Muslim scholar and Hajj industry legend Prof. Yusuf Lanre Badmas dies at 69

* The former NAHCON chief and UNILORIN ex-Dean will be buried Saturday in Ilorin The Nigerian Muslim community…

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By Ahmad Muazu There comes a moment when silence stops serving the public good. That moment arrives when…

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