Freeing the Chibok Girls (While Boko Haram Faces a Leadership Crisis), By Ogaga Ifowodo
I have previously argued against negotiations with Boko Haram... Yet, in order not to be seen as insensitive to the ...
Tag: Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)
The Theology And Ideology Of Nigerian Violence, By Okey Ndibe
There’s a great challenge and opportunity for mainstream Muslims, those who have declared no overt fatwa on western education. These ...
Hate, the Orlando Massacre and Christian Love, By Adeolu Ademoyo
May the souls of those who died (gays, lesbians, transgender and non-gays, non-lesbians) in the evil in Orlando, Florida rest ...
On Radical Islam: Before the World Repeats After Trump, By Majeed Dahiru
Muslims should engage the world and create an atmosphere of peace, enlightenment and justice that Islam is known for. Less ...
The Seas Do Not Require Human Sacrifice, By Owei Lakemfa
In the short term, humanity needs to welcome the migrants. In the medium span, Europe, Australia, America and other destinations ...
Deradicalisation In Refugee Camps and Beyond, By Alon Ben-Meir
We must bear in mind, however, that as we address the radicalisation phenomenon, we cannot allow ourselves to be possessed ...
Libya: Obama’s Failure and Challenging the Dominant Narrative, By Idris Akinbajo
...for Libya, the current UN-backed unity government alongside increasing dialogue among other existing factions in the country may be a ...
Palmyra: Assad’s Easter Gift, By Owei Lakemfa
But despite its many manifestations, the war in Syria is not religious. First, both sides in the conflict are primarily ...
Why The Brussels Attack Was All But Inevitable, By Alon Ben-Meir
Contrary to Western advocacy, stemming radicalisation does not rest as much on democratic reform but on a commitment to human ...
Islamic Military Coalition: Nigeria’s Dangerous Liaison, By Chris Ngwodo
For ideological, historical and strategic reasons, Nigeria should not allow herself to be conscripted into the Saudi sphere of influence. ...
