A pointer to a tough post-2023
As we move closer to 2023, when power may be shifted to the South, social and political events point to a bleak future for the North. The North/South relationship is…
As we move closer to 2023, when power may be shifted to the South, social and political events point to a bleak future for the North. The North/South relationship is…
By Sulaiman Maijama'a Suppose there is anything more flabbergasted, more blasphemous than what Abduljabbar Kabara had committed against our noble prophet (SAW). In that case, it is the report published…
By Salisu Uba Kofar-Wambai Though conflicts, for the most part, originate in the social world beyond the media, it is through the different media of journalism and circulation of news…
By Sanusi Lafiagi The blasphemous and sacrilegious statement credited to Afenifere, a Yoruba socio-cultural group, (and published by Sahara Reporters) comparing the plight of Sunday Igboho to that suffered by…
As I was struggling to cope with the devastating situation of his demise, the sudden death of our mother occurred. She died on the 18th December 2020 (3rd Jumadal-Ula 1442…
By Tajudden Ahmad Tijjani The Bauchi State government has indeed taken the bull by the horns by suspending the license of all private NCE awarding colleges. It's a fact that…
By Salisu Yusuf Since becoming the crown prince and de facto leader in 2017, Prince Mohammed bn Salman (known as MBS) is stirring controversies in Saudi Arabia and making the…
By MA Iliasu In May 2021, a lecturer of Managerial Economics stood before his graduating students and raised a question: "What is the benefit of government intervention?" And as any…
By Dr. Aliyu Isa Aliyu and Abdullahi Dogon-Nama (PRO KSA) Former senator of Kano Central and governor of the state, Engr Dr Rabi'u Musa Kwankwaso, decried how the current government…
By Abu Haneef It is true that the North and South have rotated the presidency from the inception of the Fourth Republic in 1999 until Jonathan truncated it in 2011…