Nigerian Religious Leaders Trained on Philanthropy to Combat Poverty
In Abuja, over 60 Muslim and Christian leaders were trained by the Al Habibiyyah Islamic Society on philanthropy to address poverty and hunger. The training aimed to foster unity and prosperity regardless of religion, with support from the MacArthur Foundation.
Participants praised the initiative for promoting collaboration between religious groups and learning valuable philanthropic concepts. The event also featured leaders from the Women's Interfaith Council and the Ashraaf Islam Foundation, emphasizing the importance of collective solutions to Nigeria's challenges.
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