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Fake, biased news causing disunity in Nigeria - Pantami

Fake, biased news causing disunity in Nigeria - Pantami
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Lagos stateAlhaji femi abbasQasim akinretiIsa ibrahim pantamiSuratul hujuraatAbdul lateef abdulhakeemAlhaji tajudeen uzamatSaliu oyelamiIbrahim yakubu umarHajiah rafiah sanniHome affairsFederation of muslim women associations nigeriaNigerian union of journalistsMuslim lawyers association of nigeriaDigital economyMuslim news nigeria

Osun MULAN inaugurates new exco

Osun MULAN inaugurates new exco
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Osun stateAlhajji banji adetonaDawood ajetunmobiIdrees abiodun mikaheelAlhaja selimot folake gimbaMessers qasim odedejiAlhaji ga lawalBadmus taofeeqMuslim lawyers association of nigeriaMuslim lawyers associationPublicity secretaryMagistrate badmus taofeeqBarrister odedejiVice chairmanLukman adenijiAlhaji abdul fatah mustapha

I won t shield corrupt officials of the Judiciary, says Lagos CJ

Share The Chief Judge of Lagos State, Justice Kazeem Alogba has vowed that his administration would not shield corrupt officials of the Judiciary. Alogba, who spoke during a courtesy call on him by the Muslim Lawyers Association of Nigeria recently, noted that there is no room for corrupt practices in the state judiciary under his leadership. The CJ emphasized that his administration was committed to effective and efficient justice delivery. Justice Alogba implored legal officers in the Judiciary to be disciplined and also assured them of the support required in discharging their duties. He added that as part of his commitment to the promotion of transparency and discouragement of unethical conducts, members of staff have been instructed to either write to the Chief Judge directly or through the Chief Registrar about their needs.

Lagos stateJustice kazeem alogbaJustice alogbaMuslim lawyers association of nigeriaChief judgeMuslim lawyers associationChief registrarLagos state judiciaryலாகோஸ் நிலைமுஸ்லீம் வழக்கறிஞர்கள் சங்கம் ஆஃப் நைஜீரியாதலைமை நீதிபதிமுஸ்லீம் வழக்கறிஞர்கள் சங்கம்தலைமை பதிவாளர்லாகோஸ் நிலை நீதித்துறை

Lockdown: Religious groups will continue fight to have govt keep place of worship open

Robert Alexander/Getty Images President Cyril Ramaphosa s lifting of the ban on religious gatherings has not deterred faith-based organisations from challenging the government in court seeking an order to compel it to do away with the ban. The SA National Christian Forum, Freedom of Religion SA , AfriForum and Muslim Lawyers Association filed an urgent application against the ban, which was meant to be heard on Tuesday in the South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg. The organisations have agreed to abandon their urgent application following the announcement by the president of allowing only 50 worshippers in an indoor venue and 100 people outdoors.

South africaBishop marothi mashashaneMichael swainCyril ramaphosaGauteng high courtSa national christian forumMuslim lawyers associationHigh courtPresident cyril ramaphosaChristian forumSouth gauteng high courtMuslim lawyersமைக்கேல் ஸ்வைன்கௌஊட்டெங் உயர் நீதிமன்றம்ச தேசிய கிறிஸ்துவர் மன்றம்முஸ்லீம் வழக்கறிஞர்கள் சங்கம்

Tackle French abuse of Muslims, civil society groups tell UN

Tackle French ‘abuse’ of Muslims, civil society groups tell UN Al Jazeera English © Muslims gather to celebrate Eid al-Adha at Maryam Mosque in Caen, France, on July 31, 2020 [Sameer A. Muslims gather to celebrate Eid al-Adha at Maryam Mosque in Caen, France, on July 31, 2020 [Sameer Al-Doumy/AFP] A group of lawyers, NGOs and religious bodies from 13 countries have submitted formal complaints to the United Nations Human Rights Council (OHCHR), calling for action against France’s “breadth of state abuse against Muslims” stretching back more than two decades. The coalition submitted its findings to the UN body on Monday, accusing France of violating “a number of basic rights that are protected in legislation that is ratified by Paris”.

United statesFrance generalUnited kingdomFeroze bodaMuhammad rabbaniCouncil on americanUnited nations human rights councilInternational covenant on civilMuslim lawyers associationUnited kingdom muslim association of britainEuropean muslim initiative for social cohesionFrench parliamentMuslims lawyers associationIslamophobia studies centerMaryam mosqueFrench president emmanuel macron