Nigeria, Feb. 15 -- The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) has announced the postponement of the country's Quran Convention following an unexpected surge in interest, with over 500,000 people registering to attend.

Originally planned for 60,000 participants, NSCIA noted that the event has attracted significant international attention, including renowned scholars and foreign delegations.

This was announced in an official statement on Friday, issued by the Secretary-General of NSCIA, Ishaq Oloyede, on behalf of the Sultan of Sokoto and President-General, Sa'ad Abubakar III.

Mr Oloyede noted that the decision was made to ensure a more structured and inclusive gathering, adding that the new date will be announced after Ra...