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Families still searching for missing loved ones after Plateau attack

Days after the deadly attack on Angwan Rukuba in Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State, many families are still searching for missing loved ones. The night assault, carried out by gunmen who opened fire on residents and passersby, left at least 26 people dead and many others injured. Relatives of those unaccounted for have been moving between the Jos University Teaching Hospital, other clinics and various mortuaries hoping to find their family members alive or identify their bodies. Some say they have not heard from their loved ones since the attack and that their phones have remained switched off. The Plateau chapter of Jama’atu Nasril Islam has confirmed that four Muslims were killed in the incident and that ten others remain missing. The group said some of the bodies were identified at JUTH, while the whereabouts of the […]

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JNI Condemns Fresh Killings in Benue, Urges National Action to End Bloodshed

JNI Strongly Denounces Benue Massacre The Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI) has condemned the latest wave of killings in Benue State , describing them as gruesome, barbaric , and unfit for any civilised society. In a statement signed by its Secretary-General, Prof. Khalid Abubakar Aliyu , and issued under the leadership of Sultan of Sokoto Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar , the Islamic group expressed deep sorrow over the ongoing bloodshed. “Scores of defenceless citizens have been unjustly massacred yet again.” The statement asked: “For how long would such killings continue on Nigerian soil? Why is it so difficult for security agencies to prevent these attacks and protect lives?” Criticism of Reactive Security Response While acknowledging the efforts of security agencies, JNI expressed disappointment over their frequent delay in responding to threats. It described their actions as often reactive rather than proactive […]

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Sultan Declares Eid-el-Adha for June 6, Urges Nigerian Muslims: ‘Don’t Forgo Hereafter for Mundane World’ Amid Hardships

Sultan’s Dhul-Hijjah Message: Eid-el-Adha Set for June 6 Amid National Challenges The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar, has declared Friday, June 6, 2025, as Eid-el-Adha for Nigerian Muslims, urging the Ummah to prioritize spiritual devotion over socio-economic hardships in the sacred days of Dhul-Hijjah 1446AH. Key Directives for Sacred Days In a statement by JNI Secretary-General Prof. Khalid Aliyu, the Sultan emphasized: Spiritual Focus:"Do not forgo the hereafter for this mundane world. Trust Allah amid deprivations and insecurity." Recommended Acts: Glorify Allah through constant remembrance (dhikr) and Qur’an recitation. Seek forgiveness, show kindness to relatives, and support the poor. Reconcile conflicts, visit the sick, and extend goodwill. Sacrificial Rituals: Those offering animals must refrain from haircuts/nail trimming until after Eid prayers. Skip breakfast on Eid day until after slaughtering and prayers. Why Dhul-Hijjah Matters Most The Sultan highlighted the period’s significance: "Most Beloved Days": Good […]

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