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'Reopen Abuja-Kaduna Train Service' - MURIC Tasks FG

‘Reopen Abuja-Kaduna Train Service’ – MURIC Tasks FG

In a new directive, the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), has come out to openly appeal to all the families of victims of train attack on the Abuja-Kaduna rail line to allow the the Federal Government of Nigeria to allow the train service on the route to resume.

Prof. Ishaq Akintola who is the MURIC Director had made this known in a statement on Friday in Abuja.

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“Bandits attacked the Abuja-Kaduna train on March 28, killing eight, injuring 26 and kidnapping about 300 passengers. The bandits have …

MURIC Backs Sharia In S-West, Tells Christians To ‘Mind Business’

MURIC Backs Sharia In S-West, Tells Christians To ‘Mind Business’

The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has expressed support for the introduction of Sharia in the South-West.

The Islamic group told the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) and other Christianity adherents to mind their business.

The comment followed a warning by the PFN against any move to introduce Sharia law in Yoruba States through the ongoing constitutional review by the Senate.

MURIC Director, Professor Ishaq Akintola, accused Christians of always being the first to fire shots and heat up the polity.

He said Christians know very well that Shariah is the Allah-given …

MURIC Backs Sharia In S-West, Tells Christians To ‘Mind Business’

MURIC Issues Strong Warning To Oduduwa Republic Agitators

The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has told the protagonists of the proposed Oduduwa Republic to stop using fake Islamic organisations to camouflage as Muslims.

The human rights organisation urged Nigerians to be wary of fake Islamic groups masquerading and declaring support for the secessionists.

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This was revealed by the Director of MURIC, Professor Ishaq Akintola, in a press statement issued on Wednesday.

‘The protagonists of the proposed Oduduwa Republic are desperate. Their desperation has reached a crescendo where they have resorted to dishonourable actions.’

‘This should jog the conscience of