i just want to ask you, donald, in abuja, do you think that is going to happen?ere a mission statement that is actionable, that will work, that will come out of the summit? donald: yes, i think it is possible we can get some concrete resolutions, that's implementable, but if i would want to be, if they are practical and they are naturally designed and politically design -- imran: we are coming out of time, but i want to go to our guest in nairobi. i understand you think there might be a statement. maurice, what do you think, will there be a joint, actionable statement, quickly? maurice: i operate from the side of optimism, and i believe that is possible could we still have adequate time. it is possible we are going to get funding out -- something out. the keep an eye was mentioning earlier, let's act and act fast, because we don't have time to really wait. the time is just now for us to act and make sure that we can really turn the bend on this issue. imran: i want to thank all of our guests, serah makka, donald ikenna ofoegbu, and maurice onyango. and thank you

hundreds of gally traced nigerian muslims have rilyt insulja, a server of the capital abuja, to markhe start of the islamic unity week, which commemorates the birth anniversary of prophet muhammad. as per recall made by the late founder. the islamic republic of iran, imam humani, the week in between the two dates of the birthday of prophet muhammad, one narrated by shias and the other by sunnis. is marked each year as the islamic unity week to promote convergence among muslims. nigerians who marched through sulleja called for unity among muslims, as directed by imam komeini. they also ask muslims to emulate the character of the prophet of islam, muhammad, peace be upon him. a man that was sent by god himself to teach other human beings, a man that leads the world from. to the people yet onborn a man that's come to show the whole world what freedom is on like what the western world is doing today the hypocrisy of the western wall the participants in the rally also slammed some western countries over their injustice, oppression and hatred against muslims. meanwile they stress that prop

fidelis mbah, al jazeera, abuja. demonstrators in israel have gathered outside the supreme court ahead of an appeal against curbing its judicial powers. 's in's july, parliament passed an amendment to amend limiting the court ability to overrule government decisions it finds unreasonable. the full bench of 15 judges is expected to convene on tuesday. paula brennan has more from west jerusalem. reporter: on this kyiv of a momentous supreme court hearing here in israel, the stakes couldn't be higher. some would say nothing less than is really democracy itself. for many weeks, demonstrators i guess netanyahu judicial reform plans have been thronging cities up-and-down israel. at stake is what the government says is the rebalancing of the israeli system to put elected officials higher than unelected legal representatives and judges . but what these demonstrators are saying is that essentially what the government is trying to do is smash the distinction between the subversion of powers between the executive, the legislatu