Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs through the National Council for Moon Sighting has called Muslims in the country to watch out for the new crescent of Zul-Hijjah from Tuesday,
Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs through the National Council for Moon Sighting has called Muslims in the country to watch out for the new crescent of Zul-Hijjah from Tuesday,
WASHINGTON DC — A wani taron manema labarai da majalissar ta kira a Kaduna game da barazanar da Shekau ya yi a faifan bidiyon da ya fitar ta cewa lokaci
The Abuja Muslim Forum (AMF), has condemned the assassination of Rev. Lawan Andimi, the Chairman of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Michika Local Government Area of Adamawa by Boko Haram
The leadership of the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, (NSCIA) has warned the leadership of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) to be wary of the comments and statements it
The Sultan of Sokoto, Dr Mohammed Abubakar III, on Friday said that aside reciting the Quran, working with the Holy book will end corruption in Nigeria. NAN reports that he
The Nigerian Supreme Council For Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) has listed ways Muslims in Nigeria suffer more discrimination than their Christian counterpart. NSCIA spoke in response to recent comments by the
The national leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN has warned that attempts by the Supreme Council for Sharia in Nigeria and its likes to Islamise the country will
The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), the umbrella body of Muslims across the country, has accused the management of the University of Ibadan of stifling the voices of
Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI) has raised its concern over rising insecurity and poverty levels in the country. JNI in a Ramadan statement signed by its Secretary-General, Dr. Khalid Abubakar Aliyu
The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) has reacted to the ongoing controversy rocking the University of Ibadan International School over the use of Hijab by female students in
As the October 15 deadline set by Boko Haram to execute abducted school girl, Leah Sharibu, if the federal government fails to meet its demands draws near, the Christian