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Of ceasefire and dashed expectations

As soon as the news was abroad, a long lost friend called to confirm what he had heard and thereafter told me he was going out to jollification, as he

HAPPY NEW ISLAMIC YEAR

but a significant and momentous occasion of reflection and remembrance. Here in Nigeria, many Muslim-majority states, especially Kano and Osun, have c

Time for Kurdistan?

For Kurds, as for many other peoples in the Near East, the diplomacy of the big powers has been nothing but the story of a series of painful betrayals

Kukah, national question and interfaith dialogue

On the one hand, one of the successes of religion derives from its capacity to open up the mind of men to the beauty and mysteries of the universe and

Obasanjo and Jonathan: is it really too late? (II)

“We  must  all remember  that  corruption,  inequity  and  injustice  breed  poverty, unemployment,