6.3K views · 332 reactions | Religious leaders and imams are vital in tackling the pressing issue of corruption. They must speak out against the misuse of public funds, advocating for integrity and accountability in our systems. Together, they can inspire positive change and ensure that resources serve the community rather than be squandered or exploited. #thegifttv #Corruption #Imams @top fans | The Gift Tv | Facebook

The famous political stunt of Kasongo: “Barabara kutoka Mandera ifike Rhamu…” 😆 Now this is Rhamu, Mandera County’s most populous voter sub-county. Children study Quranic lessons under a drought-stricken acacia tree, with barely any shade. Yes, this is education—vital in Islamic communities. The shocking part? Corrupt leaders promise: “We will support education, especially empower Islamic education.” All words to win votes and look religious. Meanwhile, they loot resources, build high rises in

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The Movement for Islamic Research and Da'wah (MIRD), last Saturday, held its annual award and conference on Islam and comparative religions students for their outgoing cohort from Certificate and Diploma level. the conference and award ceremony, which was attended by scores of Muslim scholars and religious leaders, was held at the University of the Gambia law faculty auditorium in Kanifing campus. our reporter sheriffo ceesay attended the conference and he field in this report. #Paradisetv#Gambi

Christian leaders, Islamic scholars defy rains to march for peaceful elections. #Asaaseradio #Asaasenews #Election2024 #ElectionNerveCentre | Asaase 99.5 | Facebook

Imam Fatty and other Islamic religious leaders curse NAMs and anti-FGM activists/supporters for supporting and voting against repealing the anti-FGM law | The Fatu Network