Prof. Ishaq Akintola, the Director of Muslim Rights Concern, an NGO, has urged the Central Bank of Nigeria to enforce the ban on sale of new naira notes at parties.
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The Muslim Rights Concern has reacted to moves by the Christian Association of Nigeria to deploy 300 observers during the 2019 elections as well as what it termed certain subterranean manoeuvres in the political arena.
Prof. Ishaq Akintola, the Director, Muslim Rights Concern, has commended the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration on its fight against corruption.
The Muslim Rights Concern has faulted the Federal Road Safety Corps over its ongoing recruitment, for which applicants were requested to appear in white shorts, white round neck T-shirts, canvass and socks.
The Muslim Rights Concern has called on the Federal Government to declare September 11, 2018 as a public holiday in recognition of the first day of the Islamic calendar for the year 1440 AH, that 1st Muharram, 1440 After Hijrah).
The Muslim Rights Concern has again reacted to the response given by the Lagos State office of the Independent National Electoral Commission in which it claimed that no single Muslim woman was disallowed from registering for the 2019 election.
The story on the denial of voter registration for Muslim women by the Independent National Electoral Commission ad hoc staff, which was reported by the Muslim Rights Concern on Wednesday, took a new turn after it was published by some newspapers, the group has said.
The Muslim Rights Concern has called on the Nigeria Police to stop harassing Premium Times journalists.
The announcement by the Sultan came with a warning by the Muslim Rights Concern that the faithful should stop borrowing to slaughter ram to mark the Sallah celebration
It would be recalled that the Muslim Rights Concern had complained that the video was offensive to the sensitivity of Muslims, giving Falz a seven-day ultimatum to withdraw the video or face litigation, a warning that was not heeded
The Muslim Rights Concern has stated that the continuous stay of Saraki as the senate president is “immoral”.
The Muslim Rights Concern has clarified controversies concerning the comments surrounding the hijab issue made by the Lagos State Commissioner for Home Affairs, Dr. Abdulateef Abdulhakeem, on Television.
This message was contained in a press statement issued by the organization and signed by its Director and Founder, Prof. Ishaq Akintola, on Wednesday
The organization made the request in a congratulatory message signed by its Director, Ishaq Akintola, on Wednesday
The Muslim Rights Concern has advised Nigerians to stop blaming President Muhammadu Buhari for killings around the country.
The body said this in a statement made available to The Eagle Online in the early hours of Friday.
In a press statement signed by its Director and Founder, Prof. Ishaq Akintola, the group said the Nigerian Law School has succeeded in restoring the confidence of Nigerian Muslims in legal education by giving recognition to the identity of the Muslim person
In a statement signed by the Director of the organization, Prof. Ishaq Akintola, the group insisted that its interest lies in progress for Nigeria and the welfare of Nigerian citizens.
MURIC said: “It is brutish, barbaric and inhuman. There can be no justification for such merciless brulality. We frown on the killing and rustling of cows, including all acts of cruelty to animals. In like manner, we find the destruction of farmers’ crops unacceptable, wicked and provocative.”
This is contained in a statement signed in Lagos on Monday by Prof. Ishaq Akintola, Director, MURIC in reaction to some allegations by NCEF, under the chairmanship of Solomon Asemota on Friday.