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Tag: the Nigerian Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs (NSCIA)

Wole Olaoye writes on what needs to be done differently in curtailing banditry.

Nigeria: So Religious, Yet So Poor (2), By Wole Olaoye

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Religion is not necessarily the problem, the manner it is being weaponised to pauperise and zombify the people is the ...

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