AMUPITAN MUST GO: HE IS A THREAT TO RELIGIOUS HARMONY - MURIC

 

MUSLIM RIGHTS CONCERN (MURIC)

‎هيئة حقوق المسلمين

‎Motto: Dialogue, Not Violence

‎‎6^th April, 2026

‎PRESS RELEASE:

‎‎AMUPITAN MUST GO: HE IS A THREAT TO RELIGIOUS HARMONY - MURIC

·      ‎‎Replace him with a tolerant Christian

‎A non-govermental, non-profit making, faith-based, civil liberties group, the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), has again demanded the sack of the chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Joash Amupitan.

‎‎MURIC's grouse with INEC chairman is the toxic 80-page legal brief authored by the professor which was one of the major documents used by the United States of America to indict Nigeria on the highly controversial and volatile issue of Christian genocide.

‎‎MURIC said:

‎‎"We are highly disappointed with both the Federal Government (FG) and Professor Joash Amupitan for their graveyard silence over the demand of the Nigerian Muslim Community that the INEC boss should be removed for penning the toxic 80-page legal brief which was one of the major documents used by the United States of America to indict Nigeria on the highly controversial and volatile issue of Christian genocide.

‎‎"We are especially disappointed that FG has elected to ignore calls to sack the INEC boss made by several Islamic organizations in the country. It is lack of sensitivity.

‎‎"As far as Nigerian Muslims are concerned, Joash Amupitan has become personna non grata to our own vision of the Nigerian electoral architecture. Even the PVC revalidation exercise being planned by him is seen by us as a trap where prospective Muslim voters will be massively disenfranchised.

‎‎"Amupitan has become an electoral burden to INEC, a human landmine and the personification of existential threat to Nigerian Muslim voters.

‎‎"He sold Nigeria once. He will sell Nigeria again. Anyone who invites imperialists into the internal affairs of his country deserves treason-related scrutiny. We hereby declare a vote of no confidence in the current INEC boss. FG should replace him with a tolerant Christian. To us, Amupitan is a live wire, highly combustible.

‎‎"Even if FG did not act, he is expected to have voluntarily resigned with the gravity of the allegation leveled against him. That would have been integrity activated. But Amupitan continues to hang on to a loose string from a spider's web in spite of the grave allegation staring him in the face.

‎‎"Nigeria cannot advance in any notable field if people like Amupitan continue to revel in the infamous sit-tight syndrome. The INEC boss should know when the party is over. He should know very well that he could not have been appointed to that sensitive office if his pathological hatred for Muslims had been known earlier, particularly his ignoble role in pushing the false, misleading and malicious Christian genocide narrative.

‎‎"Amupitan should have resigned honourably after the lid was blown off the entire thing. But he held on, desperately. The most interesting aspect of all these is that our INEC boss has not denied involvement to date. Observers are miffed by his silence because it is only in Nigeria that such impunity thrives. People resign from office in other climes over such scandals and misdeeds.

‎‎The list of those who resigned from public offices over scandals in more civilised environments include Rep. Jim Wright (House Speaker 1989), Rep. Bob Livingston (Speaker 1998), British Prime Minister Boris Johnson (over the 'Pincher scandal' and 'Partygate' 2022) and more recently, in January 2025, Treasury Minister Tulip Siddiq resigned over questions regarding her financial ties to the ousted Bangladeshi leader.

‎‎"But never in Nigeria where sit-tight syndrome is the order of the day. Perhaps the INEC boss thinks we would soon get tired of the matter. Hiw wrong can he be! On the contrary, we are just starting. Aluta continua, victoria acerta. We welcome Professor Joash Amupitan to 'genocidegate'.

‎‎"Nigeria has never had a worse umpire at the helm of our electoral affairs. He is a living embodiment of Muslim-Christian dichotomy. He is therefore a potent threat to religious harmony. It is hard for Muslims to contemplate forgiveness with Amupitan as the electoral umpire. Amupitan must go!"

‎‎#AmupitanMustGo

‎#Genocidegate

‎#INECBoss

‎

‎Professor Ishaq Akintola,

‎Founder/Executive Director,

‎Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC).

 

Stop the Emotional Blackmail: South West Muslims Deserve Fair Governorship Representation

 

MUSLIM RIGHTS CONCERN (MURIC), OGUN STATE CHAPTER

هيئة حقوق المسلمين

MOTTO: DIALOGUE, NOT VIOLENCE

Friday, April 3^rd 2026  

 Stop the Emotional Blackmail: South West Muslims Deserve Fair Governorship Representation 

At a critical moment when political parties are making far-reaching decisions on candidates for the forthcoming gubernatorial elections across Southwest Nigeria, the call for justice, equity, and fairness must not be drowned by sentiments, bias, or emotional manipulation.

The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), Ogun State Chapter has once again reaffirmed its position, fairness must prevail in the distribution of political leadership, particularly in Osun,Ekiti, Ondo ,Oyo, Lagos, and Ogun States.

This position was contained in a statement issued by the State Chairman, Ustaadh Tajudeen Jimoh Alao AAN AMC, and made public by the State Secretary, Ambassador Olaleye Rasheed Damilare.

It reads:

Today, we find it necessary to extend our voice to states like Ondo,Oyo, Ekiti, Osun, Lagos, and Ogun, where Christian candidates have consistently emerged and continued to dominate the political space, calling for a more inclusive and balanced representation that reflects the diversity of the people in these regions.

However, fairness demands balance. In Ogun State, where leadership is currently under a Christian governor, justice and equity require that a Muslim should be given the opportunity to be the next governor. 

This is not a demand born out of bias, but a call for inclusiveness and equal representation.

In Lagos State, history is clear. Following the tenure of Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola, the state has experienced over a decade of Christian leadership at the helm. True fairness dictates that Muslims should now be given the chance to lead for the next phase of governance. 

Similarly, Oyo State has witnessed a pattern that calls for reflection. As 2027 approaches, it is only just and equitable that Muslims are given a fair opportunity to occupy the governorship seat.

It is both unfortunate and misleading that calls for fairness are often twisted into narratives of division or political sponsorship.* 

Let it be clearly stated: MURIC is not sponsored by any politician or political machinery.

We are not enemies of the government. We are not enemies of our Christian brothers and sisters.

What we stand for is simple and universal: justice, fairness, and peaceful coexistence.

Those who attempt to reduce this call to mere religious agitation miss the point entirely.

This is not about religion, it is about humanity. It is about building a society where no group feels marginalized, overlooked, or silenced.* 

A nation that fails to recognize the rights of all its people cannot truly progress.

And where there is no justice, there can be no peace.

Where there is no peace, development becomes nothing but an illusion.

We urge political stakeholders, party leaders, and the good people of Southwest Nigeria to rise above sentiments, manipulation, and emotional blackmail.

Let fairness guide decisions. Let justice shape the future. Let equity define our democracy.

Only then can we build a society where every citizen, regardless of belief, feels seen, valued, and represented.

Signed 

Ustadh Tajudeen Jimoh Alao, AAN, AMC,   Ambassador Olaleye Rasheed Damilare

 Chairman,                                                      Secretary,

MURIC Ogun State Chapter                           MURIC, Ogun State Chapter

MURIC NORTHERN WING GREETS NORTHERN CHRISTIANS ON END OF LENT, CALLS FOR SINCERITY

 

MUSLIM RIGHTS CONCERN (MURIC)

‎هيئة حقوق المسلمين

‎Motto: Dialogue, Not Violence

2^nd April, 2026

PRESS RELEASE:

MURIC NORTHERN WING GREETS NORTHERN CHRISTIANS ON END OF LENT, CALLS FOR SINCERITY

— Urges the regional Christian association to stop writing fictitious petitions to 

the US, tame its wild members, be patriotic, uphold integrity, and promote inter-faith harmony. 

 

The Northern wing of the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has greeted Northern Christians on the occasion of the end of the lent fasting period marking Good Friday. 

MURIC called on the Forum of Northern Christians (FNC) also known as the Northern Christian Association (NCA) to prioritise its internal cohesion rather than making some insincere and political remarks.

The call was made in response to a recent statement made by Rev Joseph John Hayab, the Chairman of the Northern Christians, to the Muslim Ummah during the just concluded Eid-al Fitr celebration in which he called for mutual respect, understanding and love among the Nigerian Muslims and Christians.

"MURIC takes this call with a pinch of salt and even goes further to express its reservations and surprise behind Rev. Hayab's motive for making a statement that is for all intent and purposes hypocritical."

The observation was made in a statement issued on Thursday, 2^nd April, 2026 by the Kano State Chairman of MURIC, Malam Hassan Sani Indabawa, who also doubles as Coordinator, MURIC Northern Wing. 

The full statement reads:

 "A Christian group known as Forum of Northern Christians (FNC) or Northern Christians Association (NCA) had on 20^th March, 2026 released a supposedly goodwill message marking the successful completion of Ramadan fast by Nigerian Muslims. The Northern Christians further advised Nigerian Muslims to 'continue to foster mutual respect, understanding, and love among all faiths and communities in our beloved nation.' (https://leadership.ng/northern-christians-greet-muslims-on-eid-el-fitr-urge-unity/). MURIC, however, views this remark as incredulous, quixotic and hypocritical. 

"We are quick to express our skepticism on the motive of Rev. Joseph Hayab while the antics of some Christian leadership who were engaged in an incendiary campaign against the government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, by inviting foreign forces to invade the country ostensibly on the false narrative that there was an ongoing 'Christian genocide', is still fresh in our memory. 

"It is perplexing to note that while Northern Christians urge unity in the day, they write petitions to the US in the night. Rev. Hayab in particular played a  significant role in inciting the American narrative of Christian genocide in Nigeria. He was physically present at the failed joint briefing of both Muslim and Christian leaders with the American delegation on Christian genocide. 

"Instead of allowing a joint briefing, the Christian team which was led by Hayab, elected to meet the Americans separately. Only God knows what they told the Americans behind our back. Rev. Hayab cannot deny being present at that event. MURIC's Executive Director was also there. If Northern Christians were so keen on meeting the Americans separately, how can they start talking about unity and love today? 

"Most significant is the leading role played by the largely northern Christians in the hate campaign against Nigerian Muslims. What has the northern Christians got to say on the ignoble role played by their leadership, before imploring the Muslims for 'understanding, unity and love'? 

"Without the leaders, the ordinary Northern Muslims and Christians share mutual love, respect and understanding as demonstrated by the spirit of neighbourliness, tolerance and accommodation across the North in some communities where the Christians form the minority. Their rights are respected, they live in peace and are regarded as bona fide citizens with unfettered access to fundamental rights and privileges. 

"Without any equivocation, we strongly assert without any fear of contradiction, the relative peace and harmony being enjoyed by the minority Christians living in Muslim-majority states like Kano, Jigawa, Bauchi, Gombe, Adamawa, Borno, Yobe, Katsina, Zamfara, Sokoto, Kebbi, Niger, Kwara, Kogi, Nassarawa and Northern Kaduna. One has to juxtapose this set up with the well documented horrendous ethnic cleansing and religious persecution being meted out to minority Muslims in some places like Plateau, Benue and some Southern States. 

"This was coming after series of reckless incitements and hate campaigns made by one Reverend Ezekiel Bwede Dachomo, an extremist Christian clergy from Plateau State, notorious for calling for violence and extreme hate against Muslims and Islam. In his unrestrained bigotry, Rev Dachomo had issued a 'command' for the Plateau State youths to rise up to what only he and God knows. The reverend is among the foremost northern Christian leaders that passionately called for USA President, Donald Trump, to come and 'save' Nigerian Christians. What he says about Islam’s most sacred symbols are unprintable and quite sacrilegious that no liberal person can ever utter such intense, profane blasphemy. In one of his public plea for President Trump, he said, the Nigerian Christians 'saw Trump as God!'

"There are strong and wide accusations that Christian leaders in Nigeria are often quick to condemn acts of violence against Christians but remain silent or ignore similar acts perpetrated by Christians against Muslims, contradicting the hypocritical call for unity, love and mutual respect.

"Rev Dachomo is not alone in his unpatriotic call for foreign intervention and formenting mischief, he is one of the several northern Christian leaders that alternate their call for understanding, love and mutual respect with discreet employment of mischief to demonise and vilify Nigerian Muslims. Therefore, the least that can be expected from a faith-based group, like the Northern Christians Association (NCA), especially its leadership, is to see a physical demonstration of integrity by highlighting accountability, establishing abilities through deeds rather than empty rhetoric.

"The gang-up against the Muslims by the Nigerian Christian groups brings to the fore the issue of trust, respect and interfaith understanding between the two religious groups. While Nigerian Muslims are in consensus with the Federal government of Nigeria by understanding the spiraling insecurity challenges the country is facing as multi-faceted and complex, affecting all sections of the country. Unfortunately, Northern Christians, especially, are quick to mischievously tag it as religiously inspired and motivated.

"Some northern Christian leaders like Bishop Mathew Hassan Kuka of Sokoto Diocese, Rt Rev Oliver Dashe Daoeme, Bishop of Maiduguri Diocese, Bishop Wilfred Chikpa Anagbe of Makurdi Diocese, Rev Fr Remigius Iyhula and Professor Joash Amupitan, SAN, INEC Chairman had at various times written to the US, UN, EU and other world bodies falsely claiming genocide against Nigerian Christians while knowing fully well the blatant untruth of their allegations.

"The act of demarketing one's country — tarnishing its reputation — combined with inviting foreign military action is generally classified under serious national security crimes, most commonly as treason, treasonable felony, or sedition.

"We therefore find it genuinely baffling and incredible how with all these internal contradictions the northern Christian group failed to address these far more serious issues of double standard by its leadership but chose to engage in demagoguery.

"As equal stakeholders in the Nigerian project, we should all emphatically acknowledge the fact that God has destined for us to live as brothers and neighbours in spite of our religious, tribal and social differences. We have lived as Muslims and Christians for millennia and would continue to live for another millennia and therefore we must all genuinely work towards living in peace and mutual respect without engaging in mischief while refraining from making unpatriotic calls for the compromise of Nigeria’s sovereignty.

"The body of Christ must distance itself from the treacherous act of Judas Iscariot on Spy Wednesday. Only thus can the Nigerian interfaith community, particularly NIREC, act in unison. 

"In ending our admonition, we strongly call on the Forum of Northern Christians (FNC) to, as a matter of utmost priority, put its house in order, tame its wild members, be patriotic, demonstrate integrity, eschew mischief, uphold sincerity and back words with action by ensuring behaviour match words. Simply put, just walk your talk, please."

Malam Hassan Sani Indabawa, 

Chairman,

Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC),

Kano State Chapter

Coordinator, MURIC Northern Wing

 

MURIC HAILS IKORODU POLICE, DSS FOR CONTAINING ORO WORSHIPPERS

 

 

MUSLIM RIGHTS CONCERN (MURIC)

‎هيئة حقوق المسلمين

‎Motto: Dialogue, Not Violence

‎

‎30^th March, 2026

‎‎PRESS RELEASE:

‎‎MURIC HAILS IKORODU POLICE, DSS FOR CONTAINING ORO WORSHIPPERS

‎‎The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has commended the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of Ebute Ipakodo Police Division and his men as well as men of the Department of State Security (DSS) in charge of Ikorodu division for quelling a looming religious crisis in the area between Muslims and Oro worshippers last week.

‎‎According to the Executive Director of MURIC, Professor Ishaq Akintola, Oro worshippers declared a unilateral, illegal and unconstitutional curfew last week banning movements within the area from 10 pm on Thursday, 26^th March to 12 noon on Friday, 27^th March, 2026.

‎‎In a statement issued by MURIC on Monday, 30^th March, 2026, the group wondered how any right-thinking group could ban movement on a Friday in Nigeria without lawful cassu belli when, globally, Friday is known for Muslim worship. 

‎‎Akintola contended that any declaration of curfew or ban on movements without the knowledge of the state government is illegal, illegitimate, unlawful and unconstitutional.

‎‎He added, "The unilateral declaration of curfew by Oro worshippers of Ikorodu West last Thursday was therefore ultra vires, void and of no consequence whatsoever.

‎‎"Come to think of it, Muslims do not, and have never tried it, attempt to impose any curfew either during worship or during their festivals. The Christians, too, have never imposed any curfew. Why must traditionalists violate the fundamental human rights of other Nigerians by restricting the movements of others while they move freely around?

‎‎"This action is capable of causing a breakdown of law and order. It is provocative, insensitive and preposterous.

‎‎MURIC further argued that Chapter 4 Section 41 of the 2011 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria says, 'Every citizen of Nigeria is entitled to move freely throughout Nigeria and to reside in any part thereof, and no citizen of Nigeria shall be expelled from Nigeria or refused entry thereby or exit therefrom.'

‎‎"Therefore", he continued, "any attempt to restrict people's movement the way Oro worshippers of Ikorodu did last Thursday constitutes a contravention of the law. 

‎‎"According to Section 215(4) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended), only the state government acting on the advice of the state commissioner of police could impose curfew on a town. Even then, such imposition must be based on adverse security report.”

‎‎MURIC urged Oro worshippers and other traditionalists to stop seeing themselves as people above the law. True democracy, according to the group, demands respect for the rule of law, equality before the law, equal rights, justice and equity.

‎‎The group commended the law enforcement agencies for preventing a bloodbath on Friday. 

‎‎"The role of the Nigeria police and that of the DSS is highly commendable. The DPO of Ebute Ipakodo played a prominent role in ensuring that law and order prevailed. Ditto for the DSS. Their proactive measures prevented the breakdown of law, and order.

‎‎"But it is not over until it is over. We still appeal to the security agencies not to rest on their oars because the Oro worshippers are still threatening to go ahead with their extremist and illegal activities.

‎‎"We in MURIC are not saying that Oro worshippers should not worship. They are free to worship because the law allows them to worship. Section 38(i) of the same Constitution guarantees their right to enjoy freedom of worship. But in doing so they should not trample upon the rights of others because their rights stop where those of others begin. That is the concept of equal rights.

‎‎"Oro is a common feature in Lagos State but while Oro practitioners in other areas of Lagos are relatively moderate, those in Ikorodu have always been extremist and unbearable.

‎‎"We appeal to leaders of the Oro worshippers, particularly those in Ikorodu, to be considerate and to think about how their activities are likely to affect others. Religion is not only about our relationship with the Supreme Creator but also about love among mankind.

‎‎"As we drop the anchor, we appeal to Muslims particularly in Ikorodu and Lagos State in general to continue to be good ambassadors of Islam. Nigeria is approaching another very sensitive general election. People are on edge and any little skirmish may be exploited by enemies of peace. Muslims should not take the law into their hands no matter the amount of provocation. They should report all agent provocateur to the security agencies."

‎‎#KudosIkoroduPolice

‎#KudosIkoroduDSS

‎#OroCurfewIsIllegal

‎#EqualRightToWorship

‎

‎Professor Ishaq Akintola,

‎Founder/Executive Director,

‎Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC). 

 

MURIC CONSOLES EL-RUFAI OVER MOTHER'S DEATH

 

MUSLIM RIGHTS CONCERN (MURIC)

‎هيئة حقوق المسلمين

‎Motto: Dialogue, Not Violence

‎‎28^th March, 2026

‎‎PRESS RELEASE:

‎MURIC CONSOLES EL-RUFAI OVER MOTHER'S DEATH

·      ‎‎Thanks President Tinubu, NSA Ribadu for temporary bail. 

‎‎The mother of Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, Hajiya Ummah El-Rufai, passed away yesterday, Friday 27th March, 2026.

‎‎Meanwhile the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has expressed deep sadness over her demise. 

‎‎In a statement issued by the Executive Director of the human rights organization, Professor Ishaq Akintola, the group commisserated with the former governor of Kaduna State, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, his son Bello El-Rufai and all members of the El-Rufai family. 

‎"We thank Almighty Allah for the life of our mother, Hajiya Umma El-Rufai", MURIC said. "Character is either inborn or instilled and cultivated. The physical resemblance between mother and son is a strong pointer to where the son inherited his high level principles.

‎‎"To the El-Rufai family and friends, let us take solace in the fact that it was El-Rufai's mother who died, not the son and not the grandson. We have every cause to thank Allah for His divine Mercy. It means there is light at the end of the tunnel."

‎‎The group prayed that Allah forgives the deceased mother and grants her Aljannah firdaos. 

‎‎MURIC also appreciated the Federal Government, particularly President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and NSA Nuhu Ribadu for facilitating the temporary bail granted to Mallam El-Rufai to enable him attend the funeral of his mother.

‎‎"We know what happened in other climes.  The late President Muhammadu Buhari could not attend his mother's funeral because he was in detention. Neither could Sambo Dasuki 35 years later for the same reason. A human face has been added to embellish the corridor of justice in Nigeria." MURIC concluded. 

‎Professor Ishaq Akintola, 

Founder/Executive Director, 

Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC). 

 

RATIONING CRUDE OIL FOR LOCAL REFINERIES RIDICULOUS – MURIC

 

MUSLIM RIGHTS CONCERN (MURIC)

‎هيئة حقوق المسلمين

‎Motto: Dialogue, Not Violence

‎

‎24^th March, 2026

‎PRESS RELEASE:

 

RATIONING CRUDE OIL FOR LOCAL REFINERIES RIDICULOUS – MURIC

‎

‎A rights group, the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), has described the rationing of crude oil to local refineries as ridiculous. The group insists that local refineries should be supplied enough crude oil in order to facilitate reduction in the price of fuel. 

‎

‎MURIC's description came in a statement circulated to newsmen on Tuesday, 24th March, 2026. The statement was signed by the group's Executive Director, Professor Ishaq Akintola. 

‎

‎He said:

‎

‎"As war in the Middle East rages with the concomitant economic impact on people's lives, Nigeria has found itself caught in the quagmire. The price of fuel has hit the roof with some petrol stations selling as high as N1,400 per litre compared to the pre-war price of N820 only. 

‎

"The question is why should fuel cost so much in Nigeria even if there is war in far away Iran when we have crude oil and functional refineries? We were compelled to set the machinery in motion in a bid to find an answer to this vital question.

‎

‎"Our findings reveal a paradoxical and totally baffling scenario. We discovered that the local refineries have been stinted of crude oil. The same crude oil which Nigeria has in excess is being rationed to our local refineries. This is ridiculous and unacceptable.

‎

‎Exempli gratia, whereas Dangote Refinery needs an average of 19.77 million barrels per month, it receives a paltry percentage of what it requires for normal operation, e. g. October 2025: 4.55 million barrels; November 2025: 6.45 barrels; December 2025: 4.30 million barrels; January 2026: 5.65 million barrels; February 2026: 4.66 million barrels and 3.60 million barrels this March (up to 15th March 2026).

‎

‎"This rationing system is inexplicable. Ceteris paribus, local refineries should be supplied enough crude oil in order to facilitate reduction in the price of fuel. Why ration crude oil for local refineries when Nigeria has 37.28 billion barrels in reserve and it is the largest oil producer in Africa? 

‎

‎"Samuel Taylor Coleridge may have visualised the Nigerian petroleum architecture when he wrote his 1798 poem, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, 'Water, water everywhere but not any drop to drink'. 

‎

‎"This should not happen unless there is a force majeure compelling such rationing though the government has not opened up on this. Or is it true that Nigeria's crude oil has been sold upfront for several years by previous regimes? Have they mortgaged our future? 

‎

‎"How can a local refinery function to its maximum capacity in such a strangulating environment? How can our local refineries fulfil their obligation to Nigerians with this stifling stronghold?bFor example, Dangote Refinery now buys Nigerian crude oil through middlemen in London, Dubai, etc at higher price (https://viewfinderng.com/how-nigerian-crude-oil-sold-to-dangote-refinery-through-london-dubai-middle-men-at-higher-price/). 

‎

‎"No wonder, therefore, that the refinery has reportedly threatened to sell all its pproducts outside the country (https://punchng.com/fresh-fuel-import-licences-trigger-dangote-export-threat/?amp). 

‎

‎"There is an urgent need to prevent this from happening and the only person who can do that is President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. This should not pose a challenge because the president is known for his bold approach to economic issues and this has been very effective in stopping the subsidy scam and stabilizing the naira.

‎

‎"MURIC therefore appeals to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to give marching orders to NMDPRA to supply all the crude oil needs of local refineries.

‎

‎"Nigerians should not be made to go back to the dark days of importation of fuel at a time that European countries are turning to Dangote for their fuel needs (https://businessday.ng/news/article/europe-turns-to-dangote-refinery-as-jet-fuel-crisis-deepens/). 

‎

‎#StopRationingCrudeOil

‎

‎Professor Ishaq Akintola, 

‎Founder/Executive Director, 

‎Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC).