Is Nigeria finished? Civic Education to the rescue
By Khairat Suleiman Jaruma For most Nigerians, there is no hope left for this complicated country of ours. As many often say, "Naija is finished". I disagree that Nigeria is…
By Khairat Suleiman Jaruma For most Nigerians, there is no hope left for this complicated country of ours. As many often say, "Naija is finished". I disagree that Nigeria is…
By Husseina Ojochenemi Abubakar “Collect the like terms” “Divide both sides by 2” Mathematics was my worst nightmare during my primary education and my early years in secondary school. The…
By Kasim Isa Muhammad Since 1999, the people of Yobe have continued to give mandates to the ruling party, what is now known as the All Progressive Congress (APC), hoping…
By Professor Abdussamad Umar Jibia Nigerian Muslims following discussions on the execution of a young woman by unknown youth in Sokoto would note that several obscure social media “Islamic scholars”…
By Tijjani Muhammad Musa Poetic Wednesday Initiatives (PW) was started by a group of poets of Arewa extract, but global in netizenry that have their muses tied confidently and securely…
By Uzair Adam Imam A non-governmental firm, Cynox IT Limited, has unveiled a 500 million US Dollar educational development intervention project aimed at reducing the number of out-of-school children in…
By Zaharadeen Muhammad Some weeks ago, His Royal Highness, The District Head of Funtua, Sambo Idris Sambo, announced the confirmation of chieftaincy titles on some few outstanding sons of Funtua…
By Ibrahim Tukur Becoming a doctor was my childhood dream. When I was a child, I had an overwhelming desire to save as many lives as possible. The dream was…
By Alkasim Harisu Alkasim Often, the people that idolise going to school are arguably the ones who, in the long run, turn out to be stinking poor. This is to…
By Musa Idris Panshekara The commercialisation of job offers is one of Nigeria’s most familiar new faces of corruption. But, on the other hand, there is a constant increase in…