How Sallah costs push tradition out of reach

    Obidike Okafor | Research and Insights | Jun 07, 2025    
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As  festivities begin  to mark Eid-el-Kabir  also known as Sallah , soaring prices of rams are reshaping traditional celebrations across Nigeria, forcing many Muslim faithful to reconsider how they mark this sacred festival.

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