Having in mind the fact this book was first published in the 1800s in London (about two hundred years ago) by Nelson and Sons, it is rational to conclude that the use of “gay” in the above line is innocuous—harmless, inoffensive, innocent, and safe—considering the age it was published. “Gay” in its dated meaning means “happy.” In that age when the line was first written it means “Is this the way? Yes, let us be happy.”
Muric Hits Tinubu: “Your Appointments Favour Christians, Yorubas”
So this is how time flies. At last, Buhari is about to be shown his exit. I learnt he is already in the Glass House. Any moment from now, he will be addressed as “ex”—he will join the long list of ex-presidents. Many Nigerians could not wait to thank God for the completion of these…
She has become the cynosure of all eyes, even mine. Everyone wants to hear from her. Media houses are falling on top of each other to interview her. She is exposing what we already know about the All Progressives Party (APC); also known as All Promises Cancelled.
We are living in a hard time. Income is dwindling day in day out. Inflation was said to be biting hard. It has gone beyond biting; it is mercilessly eating the little flesh left on us. Investors are running away as investments hardly yield. Businesses are shut down. Companies are becoming moribund. Industries are colonized…
By Abdulkadir Salaudeen It was jubilation everywhere in the north when the first oil well was drilled few days ago. That, of course, should be expected. Nigeria, though naturally a multi-sectoral economy, had been reduced to mono-cultural economy due to over reliance on the devil excrement (oil) on the one hand, and visionlessness of its…
The two chambers of the National Assembly passed the Students Loan Bill on Wednesday. This, as argued, will enable students in public higher institutions of learning to gain access to financial assistance. Students loan might be new in Nigeria but it is not new in other climes. Now that the Students Loan Bill is awaiting…
In his article with the above title published by Daily Trust, Dr. Eugene Enahoro singled out the Minister of Education Adamu Adamu as the only minister deserving honour because he owned up to his shortcomings amidst the colossal failure for which this administration is generally adjudged. It is adjudged by majority of Nigerians and the…
Nigeria is gradually becoming a country populated by beggars, destitute, and the mentally unstable. It is a country where everybody begs—including government. In recent time, it is difficult for Nigerian government to embark on any project without begging for loan. When a state is soaked in debt, can its citizens be rich and productive? By…
The owners of Nigeria are about to have their salaries increased as a recognition for their ‘praiseworthy’ works which include among others: distribution of poverty to every nook and cranny of Nigeria, eradication of justice and everything that has to do with it, killing of jobs and entrenchment of unemployment, enabling bandits and kidnappers to…
I explained in my last column that kufr (disbelief) is a serious issue in Islam. No reasonable scholar that is well grounded in scholarship and God fearing will allow people to commit kufr or participate in democracy—if truly it is disbelief—just to secure their jobs or right of residence. An act of kufr is permitted…
Yes, you will end up in Hell if you participate in the forthcoming 2023 elections as voters, contestants or ad-hoc staff. You may find this shocking. I find it shocking too. It is a recent fatwa (religious verdict) by some scholars. The evidence for this verdict is very simple: Democracy is Kufr (disbelief). Just like…
The Emi Lokan lyrics has gone viral not only because of its melodiousness (it is indeed melodic) but because it sends a strong political message. Plus, it is alleged to be ridiculing the person of Sen. Bola Ahmed Tinubu—the APC presidential candidate. While it emanated from Tinubu himself, its conversion to lyrics is credited to…
It is better to be a foreigner in Nigeria than a citizen. This is ironic but real. Foreigners, especially whites, are given maximum protection. Though foreigners are not to be hated; the point is, humans are humans. Yet when Nigerians find ourselves in foreign lands, they are treated as second citizens at best or as…
Nigeria has become what it is. You need to be naturally gifted and ought to have achieved some wizardry in argument to convince most Nigerians that we still do have selfless people among us. I am not referring to Nigerian politicians who are generally adjudged—wrongly or rightly—as the devil incarnate. I am rather referring to…
Deborah Samuel has unfortunately been in the news since last week for a bad reason. She denigrated the personality of one whose greatness is universally acknowledged. She, despite being a student of a higher institution, didn’t know who the Prophets are. These prophets (AS): Muhammad, Jesus, Moses, and many others, are not ordinary beings. They…
My last week column on the tafseer of Mallama Zainab Ja’far Mahmud Adam elicits some reactions. I cannot address all. However, some observed that there seems to be more to be said than what I penned. This is true. You cannot address such contentious issue in just a column or two. I will therefore build…
When it comes to predicting a collective choice, things are very complex. Unlike objects which cannot modify themselves, consequently we are likely to predict them, humans can respond to the environment and cause self-change in themselves. How this self-change will go is probabilistic rather than highly predictable. This also applies to collective choice. Even to…
By Franklin Daniel Perhaps it started long time ago, but at the moment it’s going round on every media that some girls are sleeping with dogs over 1.5 million naira. Maybe it’s a matter of choice, but deep down within all of us we could perceive in such an act something not morally good. Perhaps,…
The month of Ramadan is the month of Qur’an. It is conventional to see tafseer (Qur’an exegesis/explanation) being held in mosques, open spaces or any designated venues. In the South of Nigeria, these tafaaseer (plural) are attended by both males and females. In the North, females do attend too but only in some cases. This…
The homily delivered by Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah on the occasion of 2022 Easter celebration threw a jab at President Buhari’s lackluster administration. This angered the spokespersons to the President and sparked reactions from them. This should be expected—that is what they are paid for. Bishop Kukah is well known within government circle (past and…
In its definition, English learning dictionary puts “Abusive” as wrongly, unjust and being physically injurious, characterized by repeated violence. Simply put, relationship is the condition of being related, either in a romantic or sexual involvement. Marriage on the other hand referes to coming together of a man and a woman after a mutual understanding to…
By: Ishowo Malik Ayomide We all understand that in Nigeria we are currently faced with so many challenges, too numerous to mention. One of the major challenges faced in Nigeria is “Poverty”. while some people will say bad leadership, others will say unstable power supply, lack of basic infrastructures, and still others would say poor…
ISHOWO-ISIAKA, Adebayo “My father hath chastised you with whips, but I will chastise you with scorpions” – 1 kings 12:11 The above Biblical quotation defines the unending rivalry between the rich and the poor. There is no way the rich would ever allow the poor to defeat or beat them – both subsist in a…
As the country is moving closer to electioneering process that would usher in a new government at the center and in most of the states across Nigeria many issues had come up to the national discuss which include the disintegration tendencies, seccessionist agitation from the south, fear that elections may not hold, kidnapping , Fulani…
It did not come to me as a shock. You shouldn’t expect less when you speak the uncomfortable truth to a corruption ridden government, to a government that does not govern, to a government that only exists in name. I always ask myself if those elected to govern Nigeria are the ones actually ruling us…
By Ishowo Malik Ayomide It’s not longer news that Ramadan will be commencing on the 2nd of April 2022, and if not that day, it might commence on the 3rd of April 2022, it’s due to the moon sight. However, the Holy Month appears to be a Month of blessing, forgiveness and mercy, in which…
By Ishowo Malik Ayomide Recall that on the 14th of February 2022, the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, declared a month strike in government-owned universities in Nigeria. However, since the declaration of the strike, the University teaching staff and students have sat in their various homes pending the time ASUU discontinue the strike. It…
Examination mal-practice is dangerous to the survival of a nation. It needs no definition since we all know it. Only a moron, who is also afflicted with acute insanity, can claim not to know what constitutes examination mal-practice. Do you know why it is natural to know that examination mal-practice is a cheat? It is…
The widely circulated memo issued by the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has stirred more than the hornet’s nest. It has been a hotly debated topic not only among the Nigerian Muslims, but also among the Pentecostal and non-Pentecostal Christians. The Muslims argue that they have been vindicated. Their allegation of Christianization agenda is…
Nigerian police women are now allowed (optionally) to don their hijabs while on duty in uniform. The Inspector General of Police, Usman Baba, who introduced the new dress code has been lambasted and eulogized by haters and lovers of hijab respectively. There is nothing shocking about the mixed reactions. It is the norm and much…
The recent crisis between Russia and Ukraine is unfortunate. The former, no doubt, is one of the most powerful countries in the worldmilitary wise. The latter is far less powerful but backed by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). This organization was created for collective security of member states with the United States as the…
The upcoming general elections in Nigeria deserve our participation—all of us. I know we must be tired of the present leadership through wish many calamities were (and are being) let loose on us. There is leadership failure across all levels of government in Nigeria. The national leadership is on the lead of this failure. Deep…
TROJAN HORSES OF DECEPTIONS: THE OTOGE SCAMS WITH WHICH KWARANS WERE HYPNOTIZED A Trojan horse is a huge hollow wooden horse constructed by the Greeks to gain entrance into Troy during the Trojan War. Despite the warnings of Laocoön and Cassandra, the horse was taken inside the city gates. That night, Greek warriors emerged from…
People say parental failure. They are right. But can we blame parents alone? When parental failures become very rampant, the blame is shifted to the society. This is true of Nigeria; and by extension, the global society. I have futilely tried to train my mind not to be disturbed again by the deluge of bad…
I’ve come across many smokers both Muslims and non-Muslims alike, who smoke cigarettes without giving concern for those around them. Some would light cigarettes at highly inflammable areas even at places where NO SMOKING is boldly written. Some would smoke in kitchens and filling stations. This category of smokers can be regarded as irresponsible smokers…
Why shouldn’t he? Why should he? This is an ongoing debate. I have read people’s reactions—Muslims and non-Muslims. I observed most of the reactions are emotional; beneath them is bigotry. Bigotry is an ugly concept. I will not define it because of its relativity. But we should ask some questions. Is mosque a shrine—in a…
REFUTATION TO A RECKLESS FATWA (JURISTIC VERDICT) REGARDING HIJAB AND NIQAB-WEARING WOMEN IN MEDICAL SCHOOLS Recently, I came across a misleading fatwa regarding Muslim females who seek to study medical courses in conventional institutions. Reacting to the LAUTECH’s face-veil removal saga, the Ustaadh exerted all effort in shifting the blame on the female medical students…
I laughed hysterically and I cannot just help it when I read that the Federal Government trained some almaajiris on computer literacy. Computer training for almaajiris? Though amusing, I see it as a typical example of putting the cart before the horse. I hope someone is thinking like me. The Federal Government should learn how…
On October 26, 2021, former senate president Bukola Saraki was on a national television to attempt a rebrand of himself ahead of the 2023 election. In what many have called his signature conceit and the groupthink into which his beleaguered camp has sunk, the politician said the people of Kwara had misjudged his dynasty. He…
While Nigerians are still wagging their tongues over the emergence of a so-called hijabi as the new Miss Nigeria, as if in a vicious cycle, another so-called hijabi (Adar Yusuf Ibrahim—a Somali Student) emerged as Miss University Africa Beauty Pageant. I cannot really tell when our universities became arena for beauty contest; though I don’t…
I have lived for more than two decades; 14 years of those decades were dedicated to studying the political process due to the influence of my family who has a keen interest in politics and governance. However, my interest in economics and purchasing power is influenced by the fact that I assisted my mother in…
David Titiloye The APC in Kwara state has become like the leaning tower of Pisa. An architectural masterpiece which was supposed to reflect the glory of God but ended up becoming an edifice of mockery and laughter despite decades of efforts to rectify the damage and the best of engineers trying fruitlessly to save it…
Collapse of buildings in Lagos where lives were lost is a recurring thing—it is not new. But as far as I can recall in the recent time, no collapse caught people’s attention like that of the Synagogue Church Of All Nations and the most recent one in Ikoyi (both in Lagos). Many believe that the…
My partner narrated an incident that took place during her study at one of the higher institutions in Kwara, Offa precisely. It was the case of a lecturer who used to be a serial adulterer. Always desperate to taste every female student of his choice. Though he was employed as a mathematics lecturer he could…
Secondhand smoking is said to be more harmful than primary smoking. In other words, passive smokers are said to be more vulnerable to health challenges than actual smokers. This is analogous to the effects of BBNaija on the rest of us. We suffer the consequences more that its actual actors. Participants of the BBNaija Show…
To live with disability is harrowing in a society like ours. People living with disabilities (PLWD) require special attention. They deserve preferential treatments, affirmative actions, and our collective succor. But this is not the case in most cases. Who cares for the disabled in a country where the able people are being economically disabled? It…
I will not narrate my personal nasty experiences. But the general trend of things in Nigeria is enough to make one fall sick. Let me be precise, the sickness I am talking about is not the normal one which remedy is sought in hospitals. It is the sickness caused by hopelessness. The rate at which…
Nowadays, it is common that whenever you publicly speak against an evil act or a corrupt practice, the usual reaction from the vast majority would be “don’t judge”, “Leave them”, “no one is pure” and other similar expressions. Unfortunately, this pseudo-ideology is gaining more popularity and fair-hearing among the contemporary Muslims as well, probably as…
The life of this world, there is no doubt, is full of mysteries. Scientists and philosophers had tried and are still researching and pondering to understand some of these mysteries. The recent incident in Oyo State is one in a long line of such. I doubt there could be any scientific explanation; it is just…
Nothing Like An Average Nigeria: You Are Either Poor Or Rich Do you agree with this assertion? I am not the maker. I read it somewhere. It is an assertion of someone who is fed up with the turn of things and events in Nigeria. It sounds bizarre, but there is an element of truth…
Nigeria @ 61: Who Deleted the Omitted Part of the President’s Speech? Can you imagine a 61 year old ‘child’, still a toddler, not yet weaned and using diaper? Diaper is worn by infants to catch excrement and hold urine. Also called napkin or nappy. That 61 year old ‘child’ is Nigeria. She refuses to…
His Excellency, Governor Ganduje, is in the news again. This time, it is between her Excellency, Prof. Hafsah Ganduje and his Excellency Abdulazeez Ganduje, her biological son. Please excuse my ignorance for I dont Know if governors sons also bear Excellency. But I think it is better to err by prefixing his name with Excellency…
First and foremost, we thank Almighty for the release of these kids. We thank all Good Samaritans who came together, jettisoning their ethnic and religion, to rescue these kids by their prayers and contributions—in kind and cash. It is indisputably one of the darkest pages of Nigerian history. It is indeed a catastrophe of gargantuan…
Recently, an interesting scenario in the Islamic law of inheritance emerged in Zamfara State – “the home of Shari’ah”. It happened that a very rich and influential man once had a wife who bore seven children for him. Their marriage was a long lasting monogamy until the wife kicked the bucket a few months ago….
If not for want of evidence, one would have said the geographical boundary which came to be known as Nigeria was purposely created and populated by people who are doomed to live a life of ‘we versus they’ and ‘us versus them’. These religious and ethnic cleavages are becoming too wide. On anything that leads…
By Hanafi Abdulkadri “And most of them believe not in Allah except that they are Mushrikoon – polytheists.” [Surah Yusuf (12): 106] A friend of mine who hails from Ogugu in Olamaboro LGA of Kogi State recently disclosed the reason for deserting his home town. He narrated how traditional (pagan) beliefs and practices have overwhelmed…
By Ishowo Oluwatosin Around the globe, the news that Kabul fell to the hands of the Taliban shook the world, people of interest and non-interest diverted attention towards one of the biggest news at the start of a new decade, if not the biggest news of the decade. The Afghanistan conflict spanned two decades before…
Readers cannot guess wrong; they can only guess right. If you think the above title captures what played out last week in Niger State, you are right. I have said it several times that I am tired of this country. Many have said it too; and we may not stop saying it soon. But it…
Rafiu Ajakaye My growing up as a teenager was filled with privileged exposures to interesting scholars like Sheikh Muyideen Ajani Bello, a witty and fiery Muslim preacher then based in Kano. Quoting another scholar, I heard him categorise humans into four groups: those who know and know that they know; those who know but often…
By Ibrahim Jabir Isah The agitations for restructuring have become a national discourse with senior analysts, columnists, and academics contributing their own quota to the debate. Restructuring is all about bringing changes that will lead to a sustainable development. I believe many people have done justice to the discourse precisely the likes of Prof. Jega…
I have come to the conclusion that what Nigeria actual needs to confront her myriad problems is common sense. It is not money. So, who will give us common sense even if in form of loan? Many are willing to give us. We also have it. It is only that we have not learnt how…
For the past few years, our country (Nigeria) is faced with a new version of terrorism called banditry. Initially, it began with incessant cattle rustling attacks in the northwest. Failure to curb this gave rise to the fulani-herdsmen menace ravaging both the northern and southern hemisphere. In recent times, the crisis has metamorphosed into human…
I was regaled with the interview granted by Pastor Tunde Bakare to BBC Yoruba. At times, I like this kind of entertainment; for it is not the one that corrupts morality like the entertainment industry which notoriety for nudity, promiscuity, prostitution and all sorts of immorality is well known. It is this industry that wows…
By Rotimi Onadipe Cyber crime is a crime perpetrated through electronic communication network, particularly the internet. This menace is very rampant among youths within the age of fourteen to twenty-one and it had done incalculable damage to the image of Nigeria. Cyber crime can be perpetrated through many ways e.g. phone calls, internet calls, sending…
I am personally not excited that ‘Idul Adha is around the corner. I was so absent-minded of its approach until my students in the Islaamiyyah drew my attention to it. They importuned: ‘Malam, when shall we have Sallah Break?’ I understand their excitement. They are kids. They are not in the know. To them, all…
By Ibrahim Jabir Isah Nigeria is bleeding due to the fatal injuries sustained from insecurity, bad governance and mismanagement of state owned resources. The genesis of this entire problem our nation finds itself in today is due to bad governance.Nigeria is in a state of comatose and everybody is living in a state of fear….
By Abu Maryam Hanafi Abdulkadri Alhamdulillahi was-Salaatu was-Salaam ala Rasoolillahi Introduction: Since over two decades (as far as I know), the tradition of fixing artificial “gold tooth” by some returning Nigerian pilgrims has neither ceased nor dwindled, rather, it’s becoming more popular and increasingly acceptable. On yearly basis, this business inadvertently contributes immensely to the…
By Abdulkadir Salaudeen The article with the above title went viral some days ago. You find it on Facebook and on different social media platforms. It was, and is still, being repeatedly shared on WhatsApp. I have personally received it from different persons; and seen it shared in different whatsApp group which I am a…
With the prevalence of cashless transactions in today’s digital age, there is no doubt that we are presently in an epidemic of electronics fraud. We must be informed that most ATM and POS terminals are vulnerable to hacking because most transactions are now done electronically. This of course increases our vulnerabilities to ATM and POS…
the masses, especially those who are religiously inclined, should not allow any politician to instigate them to violence—speaking in God’s name or in god’s language. They are chameleon. They could be saints or demons. It is the circumstance that defines them.
The Kano Hisbah was in the media few days ago vis-à-vis a young boy who vowed not to pray again in a viral video. This, he meant the Muslims five daily prayers. It is a common knowledge that these prayers—spread over day and the night—are compulsory upon every sane Muslim. It implies that any Muslim…
The offence of this innocent kids is that they committed no offence. To commit no offence has recently become an offence in our dear country. A common saying, courtesy of our corrupt political system which gives wings to corruption and the corrupt, is “steal goat and rot in prison; loot billions of naira from public…
Those in government have said so. We shall be awaiting a constitutional amendment or restructuring to make it official. For in principle, Nigeria is a democratic state. In reality however, only a few would disagree that it practices DEMONcracy. Recall that in my article last week, I defined it as “a system of government that…
By Sheu Abdulkadir Yusuf There is no doubt that the legislature in a democracy can be likened to the Nucleus-ambiguus in the human anatomy where synapsis occurs, little wonder whenever there is a military coup, the first arm of government to be disbanded is the parliament. This analogy shows how significant the legislature is, to…
By Rafiu Ajakaye One interesting takeaway from the American presidential democracy is the undying culture of people marking the milestones of their elected leaders — like the first 100 days, first year anniversary, and a lot more. Members of the public, and especially the media, take such opportunity to benchmark administrations against the past, as…
By Abdulkadir Salaudeen Hmmm! Wonder shall never end. Ahmad Isah, the founder of the Brekete family show, slapped a woman in a viral video for setting her child, whom she believed to be witch, on fire. May be she is not aware that governments are now urged to seek the help of witches…
By Omar Zahza In 1984, Palestinian American intellectual and Columbia University Professor Edward Said famously argued that Palestinians are denied “permission to narrate”. More than 30 years later, in 2020, Maha Nassar, a Palestinian American Associate Professor at the University of Arizona, analysed opinion articles published in two daily newspapers – The New York Times…
Though there was an initial report that armed robbers carted away some valuables and packed money, this was later debunked by the Presidency in what was dubbed a foolish attempt that was not successful. Successful or unsuccessful, there was a serious breach of security. Some also argued and continue to argue that the attack on…
By Abba Dukawa It is an honour well deserved for a man who has built a reputation for quiet philanthropy, especially in the much-neglected social sector in the country. Despite all his wealth, Abdul Samad Rabiu, lives a simple life and cares for less-privileged in the society whereas his silent philanthropist touching the lives of…
By Fredrick ‘Mr OneNigeria’ Nwabufo Profiling. Targeting. Scapegoating. In Nigeria, you are more likely to effectuate wry remarks and suspicious stares if you are the prototypical Muslim with full-bred beard, a ‘’decimal point’’ on your forehead – a sign of your devotion to Almighty Allah, and apparelled in modest trousers that stand aloof from the…
After watching the attached video, if you still think it’s not justifiable for any Muslim worth his name to hold and share the same views as those expressed by Sheikh Isa Pantami in 2000, then you are not properly equipped to contextualize his advocacies much less, attempt to crucify for same. I listened to almost…
Sometime ago I read one cringe inducing and nauseating article titled “Boko Haram: Another look at the Hijab”. The author purportedly suggests that once the government bans the wearing of hijab in public places, Boko Haram will be brought to its knees. According to the article; “countries with similar suicide bombing experience by hijab/burka-wearing suicide…
The generous king, do not forget, is very merciful. Out of his mercifulness towards his subjects, he vacated his seat of power just to protect his people. Can our leaders, politicians, and our moneybags learn any lesson from this story? O Allah, show us mercy. Nigeria is bleeding. Our country is crying. Lives and property…
Yes! They could if they wish. This is a continuation of my previous article wherein I made the duo of Dangote and AbdulSamad analogous to the two fighting elephants. Just after the publication of that article, I learnt of one empowerment scheme tagged ‘2021 Dangote Support Fund’ which was purportedly created to empower individuals with…
The duo of Aliko Dangote and AbdulSamad Rabiu are business tycoons and captains of industry whose tentacles spread beyond the shore of Nigeria. They have made history by being among the richest people in Africa, nay, in the world. For those who are in the know, they are rivals in the world of business and…
Leadership is a trust and a burden. It is a trust because it is entrusted to people whom moral rectitude is not in dispute. When you are made a leader, you are like a trusted servant. Though this is in an ideal situation; not in a democratic setting especially when democracy takes the character of…
By Abubakar Imam Tuesday, January 26,2021 marked another unforgettable episode in the recent annals of the southernmost Emirate. It was the date the nation’s most unique traditional political entity lost a true giant. It was the day the multifarious services of an incontrovertibly distinguished patriot ended gloriously. It was the date the Almighty Allah recalled…
It is proven that laughter has some health benefits. It is also proven that its excess has adverse effects on health. This explains why the Prophet warned us against laughing too much. He said, “Do not laugh too much, for laughing deadens the heart” (Trimidhi 2305) A man said to ibn Sufyan ibn ‘Uyaynah, “joking…
By Abdulkadir Salaudeen To say ‘sex is part of life’, is not to paint the whole picture—t is also good for health; and we are all its product. If the world is truly 4.5 billion year old—according to scientific estimate—only three persons in this long period were not product of sex—this is speaking from Islamic perspective….
There is a popular French ballad titled “The Girl and the Magpie”, a magpie flew into town and went straight to steal a golden spoon from the master of the girl, everyone in the village didn’t care to investigate, they were angry and pissed. Then they gathered in the town square and sentenced the girl…
My article titled “Tinubu’s Parentage and His State of Origin Hullabaloo: An Islamic View” which was published last week generated reactions more than I expected. I set out to answer some of the FAQs in fulfilment of the promise I made. To start with why people falsely claim to belong to parents or states which…
Before 2015 like many Nigerians if someone walked up to me and said that Nigeria under the tenure of a President Buhari would experience the kind of desperate situation we are now in, I would consider the person a Looney and proceed promptly to give him a verbal roasting. And if another were to tell…
“Al-Fitnah—insecurity, injustice, discord, dissension, civil strife, persecution, oppression, trial and torment—is worse than killing”; declares the Qur’an (Q2:191). All the above are among the meaning of fitnah; and they are all present in Nigeria. So, fitnah is worse than killing. The dead have had their fate sealed. It is either to Hell or to Paradise….
unfortunately not only by the vicissitudes of life, but also by our engrossment with our smart phones. We are literally betrothed to our smart phones and divorced from the Qur’an.
Examination malpractice is rife in every part of Nigeria. Most national as well as internal examinations are marred by large scale cheating. Teachers, principals, examiners and invigilators are accomplices.
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Ishowo Oluwatosin
This must be the most important lesson in our recent history, especially the new generation that anti-corruption fight and 4+4 is not an economic policy.
Indeed in the messenger of Allah (Muhammad) you have a good example to follow for him who hopes for meeting with Allah and the Last Day and remembers Allah much”
To the ones who helped without looking back, continue, you will never lack, it’s well written on the marble.
