Religion Journalism Foundation

A nonprofit newroom reporting at the intersection of religion, society, and democracy.

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For some Nigerian parents, choosing a school is about more than academic performance. It is also about who they want their children to become and which values they want reinforced outside the home. Check the comment to read the full story:

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The CAN president called for issue-based political campaigns focused on practical solutions to Nigeria’s challenges rather than rhetoric capable of deepening religious, ethnic and regional divisions.

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He said Muslims should be allowed to practise their religion without hindrance but stressed that Islam does not support forcing people to embrace the faith. Check the comment to read the full story.

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Sheikh Muhammad Nuru Khalid is a respected Islamic scholar who speaks truth to power, without fear of the outcome. In an interview with the Religion Journalism Foundation, he explained how he found himself being the defender of humanity. Check comment for full video:

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For families across northern Nigeria, conversations between parents & children about menstruation, puberty & sexual health can be difficult to begin. Cultural expectations & religious ideas about modesty can shape how parents approach such subjects. Read👇
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Nigerian women turning to religious texts themselves to challenge long-standing interpretations that place men above women. They argue that religion itself can be a tool for gender justice rather than a barrier to it.

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Christians are killed every 86 minutes in Nigeria, US report reveals

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Investigate Sheikh Jingir over religious incitement, group petitions police, DSS.

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Avarism: the secret religion of Nigerian politicians. Click the link to read the story.👇
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It is my pleasure to announce that we launched the Religion Journalism Foundation today (@reljourno). Head over to https://t.co/jCV6i1CI7I to see what we have. And don't forget to follow us across social media.

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It's here! He Religion Journalism Foundation is fully launched

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The wait is over.

The Religion Journalism Foundation is launching on September 29. Nigeria and Africa's first religion journalism newsroom and innovation center is here. Be a part of our unveiling. Click the link to register and join the launching: https://t.co/sedovK4N6x