Baba Yunus Muhammad History rarely announces its turning points with dramatic declarations. More often, they emerge through technical negotiations, commercial agreements and strategic partnerships whose true...
Chidi Amuta In the feverish race towards the 2027 elections, no one is concerned that many Nigerians may be left out of the democratic process....
The Islamic Economic Renaissance Papers An AFRIEF Flagship Policy Series Paper No. 4 Beyond GDP: Measuring Prosperity in an Islamic Moral Economy – Part 1 Introduction...
The annual summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), held this month in Ankara, Turkey, was intended to project unity, purpose and resolve. Instead, it...
Every July, the world remembers Srebrenica. Presidents issue statements. International organizations hold commemorative ceremonies. Newspapers publish solemn editorials. The phrase “Never Again” is repeated with ritualistic...
Nigeria’s pursuit of sustainable development requires more than ambitious reforms—it demands resilient policies and institutions capable of withstanding political, fiscal, and governance pressures. In this article,...
Chidi Amuta The saving grace of the democratic state is the prospect of positive change through periodic elections. For those who live in a democracy, the...
For centuries, Muslim jurists have debated whether three pronouncements of divorce made in a single sitting should be regarded as one divorce or three. Baba Yunus...
Baba Yunus Muhammad The enduring vitality of Islamic civilization has always rested upon its ability to preserve the eternal truths of revelation while responding intelligently to...
By Our Special Correspondent When two powerful earthquakes measuring magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 struck Venezuela on 24 June 2026, separated by less than forty seconds, the...
