By Saifullahi Attahir Our grandparents used to remember with nostalgia how, in the past 50 years, they usually had a high-yield harvest yearly-round in the farms and surprisingly with total…
By Lawal Dahiru Mamman Malnutrition, generally, is when humans or any other living organisms get little or insufficient food nutrients, resulting in health problems. Nigeria is one of the 12…
By Musa Touray Africans who dwell on the torturous past of slavery and colonialism find it hard to recognise the essence of a language that has long transcended its original…
By Saifullahi Attahir “It’s still morning in Nigeria, democracy is just eight years old, our Nation has changed for the better, but there is much left to do……for Nigeria of…
By Muhammadu Sabiu In the aftermath of the recent coup attempt in Gabon, President Alain Bernard Bongo finds himself at the centre of a political storm that has shaken the…
By Bilyamin Abdulmumin One of the major issues that is increasingly capturing global attention is climate change. Since 1992, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) has been…
By Nusaiba Ibrahim Na’abba There are so many things on the table awaiting the newly inaugurated administration. With insecurity topping the list, there is a great task of realising viable…
By Dr Shamsuddeen Sani When I first read about this book in the Guardian International sometime last year, I knew it had to be good. But even more so when…
By Uzair Adam Imam The Türkish public broadcaster, TRT, has launched a new digital platform, TRT Afrika, to counter Western media narratives about Africa. Mehmet Zahid Sobaci, leading the launching…
Bello Hussein Adoto The signing of the Mental Health Bill into law presents a renewed imperative to rewrite the mental health narrative in Nigeria. Here is how Nigeria can do…