Academic Travails: 17 hours for 20 minutes!
By Prof. Abdalla Uba Adamu The academic world will never cease to amaze me. Let us look at just one example. Take an invitation to present a paper at an…
By Prof. Abdalla Uba Adamu The academic world will never cease to amaze me. Let us look at just one example. Take an invitation to present a paper at an…
By Ibrahim Siraj Adhama, PhD In Nigeria, as in most democracies, incumbent elected office holders are given the right of first refusal by their political parties. That is to say,…
By Zahraddeen Mallam Saleh. The rise of kidnappings in Alakleri is one of the most pressing security issues in Bauchi State, yet underreported. Many villages in Gwana, Duguri, and Pali…
By Kabir Fagge Ali Almajiri is a system of Islamic education practised primarily in Northern Nigeria. The term is also used to denote a person who is taught or undergoing…
By Murtala Uba Mohammed (PhD) In recognition of the importance of environment to human life, the United Nation Environmental Programme (UNEP) sets aside 5th day of every June as the…
By Aminu Mohammed This article was inspired by a post that I read on the Facebook page of Dr Muhsin Ibrahim, where he cautioned our youth against embarking on a…
By Abdul Mutallib Muktar I read from today's edition of Daily Trust how DSS rescued 21 Almajiris from a house under the custody of ECWA church in Jos North. The…
By Hassan Ahmad Usman To begin, I would like my readers to understand that, unlike games, there is no "cheat code" for good governance. Governance is practical, with little room…
By Ibrahim Sulaiman Jama'are On Wednesday, 15th June 2022, two of my Facebook friends, Ahmad Muhammad Danyaro and Abdullahi Barau Azare, tagged me in a trending post that that one…
By Isa Ali Musa Digital rights and inclusion is an issue that doesn’t get discussed enough. Yet, with the way things are currently going, it has the potential to become…