Politics as a clean game, By Binta Spikin
They say all is fair in love and war, but in my understanding, it is fairer if you win the […]
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Opinion: Tinubu and Ganduje Shouldn’t Play with Fire in Kano, By Farooq A. Kperogi
In a predictable, premeditated, and carefully choreographed judicial charade, the Court of Appeal on Friday upheld the verdict of the
Murja Ibrahim Kunya, a TikToker, in the Curriculum? Why the heck not? By Abdallah Uba Adamu
I was tagged in a FB thread lamenting the perceptions of Hausa popular culture studies by Muhsin Ibrahim on how
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Kano: Emotionally Charged Miscarriage of Justice
By Ahmadu Kankarofi There comes a time in the annals of a community when socio-political events and issues are thrown
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Digital Rights OnLine as a Catalyst for Innovation and Sustainable Democratic Governance
Digital rights are the fundamental rights that individuals have in digital environments such as the internet. These rights include freedom
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Key Takeaways from President Tinubu’s impressive visit to India & UAE, By Ahmad Muhammad Danyaro
The purpose of the President’s trip to India , was to participate in the G20 Summit on the invitation of
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Yusuf Bala Usman, 18 years on…
Between 1970s and 1980s, some ideological forces pervaded the world and triggered it highly explosive. Also, within that provocative epoch
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Kano Govership Election Tribunal: Probing the (In)validity of Ballots not Bearing INEC’s Official Mark.
By Dr. Abdulaziz T. Bako, MBBS, MPH, PhD. The sacking of the governor of Kano State, Engr. Abba Kabir Yusuf
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Opinion: Nigeria’s courts became ‘the lost hope of the common man’
When Ogbonnaya Ukeje died in Lagos two days after Christmas Day in 1981, Bode Rhodes-Vivour was a 30-year-old lawyer making