OPINION: Malam Lawan Triumph, Propaganda and the Quest for Forceful Revenge, by Sunusi Iguda
Quite frankly, no one can persuade me that any Muslim—of whatever creed or persuasion—can be an enemy of the Prophet […]
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A New Dawn for Learning: How Kano is Leading Under Governor Yusuf, by Ibrahim Adam
Two years ago, Kano’s schools stood like forgotten relics — classrooms without roofs, children without uniforms, and parents stripped of
OPINION: Plateau People and the Politics of Bitterness, by Solomon DalungÂ
The return of democratic rule in 1999 introduced a worrisome shift in the once accommodating political culture of Plateau State.
2027: Kabir Abubakar Bichi as alternative Kano guber candidate
By Bashari Habib Tarauni I have followed Kano politics closely for years, and if there is one thing I know,
OPINION: Recite With Shetty, by Auwal Dankano
The journey of a thousand miles often begins with a single step. For Dr. Maryam Shettima, it began with We
Maryam Shetty Inspires Nigerian Youth with Digital Qur’an ContestÂ
Garba Ubale Kankarofi Maryam Shettima Ibrahim, popularly known as Maryam Shetty, has once again stepped into the limelight—this time not
KAPFEST 2.0: When Kano Became the Capital of Words, by Ismail Auwal
Kano has always been a city of stories, told in markets, sung in palaces, whispered in courtyards. But for three
Kebbi’s Beacon of Hope: How Whistleblowing is Redefining Accountability in Nigeria, by Suleiman AbdullahiÂ
In places where much of the public seems unsure of how the governance works, whistleblowers play a very important role
NUJ’s Indifference Towards Some Journslists in Kano: Does Dog Eats Dog? By Haroon Aremu
The Kano council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) just did the unthinkable, by denying two journalists. According to
The End of Political Bridge: Kwankwaso and His Power Broker Drift Apart by, Garba Kankarofi
Politics, especially in Kano state, is never short of drama—it is a theater where alliances are built with sweat, nurtured