In Defence of a MAAUN Lecturer, By Abdulmajid Egbetekun
There is a popular saying that goes, “If you think education is expensive, try ignorance.” Having travelled across several countries […]
Opinion
Five Encounters in Ten Days: The Road to Hell in North-West Nigeria, by Mohammed Chiroma
As I fastened my seatbelt, preparing to fly out, my mind wrestled with one relentless thought — the security crisis
Kwankwaso @69: Nigeria Celebrates an Icon
By Mustapha Muhammad About eight hundred and twenty-eight (828) months ago, roughly five thousand seven hundred and ninety-six (5,796) weeks
OPINION: Inside Dan’uwa Rano’s “Letter of Malam Imalu” and the Power of Subtle Truth
By Umar Idris Shuaibu In journalism, words can build bridges or break walls. They can inform, provoke, or expose. But
OPINION: Why Arts and Humanities Students Still Need Mathematics
By Kabiru Danladi Lawanti I remember my first encounter with numbers. It was interesting and because in Junior Secondary School,
How Gen Z’s Slang Is Schooling “Underperforming” Politicians
What began as a routine political visit by a federal lawmaker to the Jigawa State Government’s Citizens Engagement Program in
Nigeria at 65: Why We Must All Be Patriots, by Abdulaziz Bagwai
First October, a day every Nigerian should live to remember and cherish, but am I really on track to presume
Turning the Tide Against Insecurity: Badaru’s Steady Hands at the Helm of Nigeria’s Defence
Ali Zakirai For almost two decades, insecurity has posed one of the greatest challenges to Nigeria’s unity and stability. From
Rt. Hon. Kabiru Alhassan Rurum: A Leader Committed to Empowering His People
By Ali Zakirai In a time when many politicians focus on rhetoric rather than tangible impact, Rt. Hon. Kabiru Alhassan
Tinubu, Hajj Fare Reduction and the Politics of Pilgrimage, By Salisu Uba Kofar Wambai
When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assumed office, the cost of performing Hajj stood at about ₦2.9 million. By last year,