Saudi Arabia: Conservative versus Western values
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 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…
By Tajuddeen Ahmad Tijjani It's no longer news that Nigerians across the country are lamenting the exorbitant cost of food daily. Those with the president's ears should tell him the…
I entered the market today to sample ram prices. The big one we bought for N70,000 last year is now N250,000 to N300,000. A medium ram is now N80,000 to…
I wonder why the APC senators mostly stood against the clause that sought to operationalize the electronic transmission of election results. I thought APC as a party was supposed to…
By Adamu Bello Mai-Bodi The member representing Bauchi Federal constituency, Hon. Yakubu Shehu (Wakilin Birni) pulled up his trousers and went into the gutters to ensure Bauchi State is rightly…
This year's Hajj and the preceding one are unique and unprecedented because they gather the lowest number of participating pilgrims since the creation of the Saudi Kingdom in 1932, thanks…
By Ahmed Zakaria With the recent agitations for “Yoruba Nation” and “Middlebelt”, it is pertinent for Kwara State indigenes to review their relationships with other groups, narrate their stories by…