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Former President Goodluck Jonathan has urged candidates and other politicians alike to be mindful of the nation’s corporate existence and wellbeing of Nigerians in their campaigns and other electioneering activities for the 2023 general elections.  He gave the charge on Thursday in Abuja during the Annual Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida Legacy Dialogue.  Police kill kidnapper, arrest […]

Status of women's inheritance rights in Pakistan.

The Jigawa State Government has declared Friday, the 26th of August, 2022 as a work-free day in commemoration of the 31st anniversary of the creation of

Friday has been declared a work-free day by the Jigawa government, to commemorate the 31st anniversary of the creation of the state. The spokesman for the office of the head of the civil service (HoS), Isma’il Ibrahim made this known in Dutse on Thursday. According to a statement by the state government, the government urged residents of the state to pray for the state and Nigeria, NAN reports.

The President of the Nigerian Senate, Ahmad Lawan has urged the relevant authorities, particularly the police to ensure speedy justice for the Yobe-based Islamic cleric, Sheikh Goni Aisami who was killed last Friday. Lawan made the appeal on Wednesday while on a condolence visit to the family of the late cleric in Gashua, Yobe State. The Senate President and his entourage joined the family members to offer prayers for the repose of the late Sheikh after which he spoke to journalists.

President of the Senate, Ahmed Lawan has called for speedy justice over the murder of an Islamic scholar, Sheikh Baba-Goni Aisami in Yobe. | Pulse Nigeria

KARACHI: Pakistan woke up to the news of melody queen and country’s legendary singer Nayyara Noor’s death on Sunday as the ministers, politicians and celebrities expressed their deep...

Three decades later, a visit by two British Muslims in Iran to complain about ‘The Satanic Verses’ indirectly leads to unity among the extremists

'We spent the last one year, after Noor, in profound pain and loss'

Thousands of leaders and activists of the then main opposition Awami League had turned up in front of the party central office on Bangabandhu Avenue on August 21, 2004, to protest against a series of blasts in Sylhet that had killed several people.