Religion For Change

Call for applications: Religion for Change Fellowship 2024

In December 2023, with support from the Center for Religion and Civic Culture at the University of Southern California, Prime

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The Muslim women committing Nigeria’s out-of-school children to classrooms

At 26, Mubarak Abdullahi still feels the sting of never having had

Abubakar Abdulrasheed By Abubakar Abdulrasheed

In Nigeria’s drug jungles, drug wraps bow to evangelist’s rap songs

“I will never stop smoking,” Apollos Daniel Yashim had vowed in 2019.

Nathaniel Bivan By Nathaniel Bivan

Nigeria’s ‘hero priest’ fighting poverty with community education interventions

By Archibong Jeremiah As she fled the scourge of armed conflict in

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Hope on wheels at the ‘beautiful gate’: How a polio survivor lifts others

By Olayide Soaga As a child, Najib Murshid always felt a yearning

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Doctor missionaries and long tale of leprosy in Nigeria

Ajoke Ayo’s face bore a strange mix of frustration and relief as

Peace Oladipo By Peace Oladipo

How a 26-year-old Christian makes “scholars” of Islamic street kids

In 2022, Victor Bello, a young Christian inspired by a long-held dream

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