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MMPN praises Ambode on NAHCON awards

MMPN praises Ambode on NAHCON awards

The Muslim Media Practitioners of Nigeria, MMPN Lagos Chapter, has lauded Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of the state for bagging the prestigious award for the best performing state in the 2016 Hajj operations in Nigeria, beating all other 35 State Hajj Boards and agencies, to it. The award was organized by National Hajj Commission of Nigeria, NAHCON recently.

Corruption yet to be dealt with  — Alarudeen

Corruption yet to be dealt with — Alarudeen

As UIMGA holds discourse on recession A LECTURER at the Department of Economics, University of Ibadan, Dr. Aminu Alarudeen, has stated that corruption and other related issues were yet to be decisively dealt with in the country, stating that only a little above N150billion had been recovered by the current administration out of over a trillion […]

How NAHCON brought down 2017 Hajj fares

How NAHCON brought down 2017 Hajj fares

Over 80 percent of Nigerian Muslims have come to realize the reality in the fares announced by the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) for the 2017 Hajj. Most of them have appreciated the painstaking efforts exerted by the Commission to arrive at the final package after reforming some of the key policies that would have jerked up the fares to unaffordable proportion.

Touching lives via Sadaqatul-Jariyah

Touching lives via Sadaqatul-Jariyah

Given that Charity is not mandatory and has no preset limit, it is strongly encouraged in hundreds of verses in the Quran. Various verses of te Holy Qur’an pontificate the act as a means of obtaining God’s mercy and forgiveness (24:22, 92:17 to 92:18), cleansing the souls of impurity (9:103), and attaining superior degree faith (30:38, 76:8 to 76:9, 90:10 to 90:16).

Young people trust less, but still happy: study

Young people trust less, but still happy: study

Young people’s trust in key figures such as politicians and religious leaders has fallen sharply over the past five years but they remain largely happy, a global study said Thursday.