- 2013 budget ready in Sept - Okonjo-Iweala
- NASU set to pull out of NLC
- How to improve Nigerian varsities on world ranking - Don
- Police warn Oyo NURTW against public disorder
- S/West PDP leaders meet in Abeokuta
- PDP names 47-man advisory committee •Ekwueme, Anenih, Akinjide, George, Gemade, Lar make list
- Jonathan better than OBJ, IBB, others - Varsity workers
- JAMB retiree sues bank over disappearance of N18m from account
- Niger loses N5.2bn to malaria annually
- CBN issues directives on foreign loan repayment... As interbank rates rise to 14.66%
- FG provided N60bn subsidy on power tariff in 2012 - Minister
- Escape of robbery suspects: Police arraign 3 prison guards in Niger
- Ondo gov election: Mimiko preaches peace
- Why Ekiti PDP will not accept harmonisation - Elders, group
- Buhari taught politicians how to rig elections - Gov Lamido
THE Muslim Media Practitioners of Nigeria (MMPN) has condemned the acts of violence and terror that have become the hallmarks of the Boko Haram sect saying that such activities have no place in Islam.
Describing the various attacks and bombings carried out by the group as crime against humanity, the MMPN, in a statement by its president, Alhaji Lekan Jeariogbe, stated that Islam symbolised peace, love and tolerance among all creatures of Allah.
The Islamic body emphasised that there was no compulsion in religion, as every human being has the liberty to practise the faith he is convinced of. The MMPN commiserated with the families of the victims of the heinous activities of Boko Haram saying that Islam and Muslims continue to recognie the sanctity of lives of everyone regardless of their doctrines.
The body also called on government to speed up action aimed at taiming the activities of the sect.




Subscribe to Daily News