Of Professors in the Ivory Tower: Inner Rumblings
By A. A. Bukar Let me preface this with the caveat and confession that part of the reason I recently slow down hobnobbing with professors is my increasing abhorrence of…
By A. A. Bukar Let me preface this with the caveat and confession that part of the reason I recently slow down hobnobbing with professors is my increasing abhorrence of…
By Tahir Ibrahim Tahir (Talban Bauchi) Do you remember when Governor Nasiru El-Rufai chased bandits into the bush along the Kaduna/Abuja expressway as he encountered a bandit attack along the…
By Muhammad Sabiu Tuesday, October 19, has been declared by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a public holiday in commemoration of the Maulud celebration. According to a statement signed…
By Mujahid Ameen Lilo When in 2015, the then incumbent president of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan, called to congratulate his opponent ahead of the announcement of the election winner, it…
By Muhammad Sabiu All is set for the launch of the copy of the Nigerian constitution (1999), which was translated into Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba by Prince Ade Ajayi…
By Bature A. Initially, it appeared that the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and the Project for Agricultural Coordination and Planning (Fmardpace) had come to help farmers and…
Like the mid-1960s, the early 2020s has been heated and filled with war rhetoric. This rhetoric has been well oiled by claims of nepotism, corruption and everything that has been…
Ahmadu Shehu, PhD. Once upon a time, the Fulani were the aristocrats of West Africa – the wealthiest, most intellectual hegemony in the West African sub-region. They were and still…
By Khadijah Tijani I have read many reactions to the recent trend of young and vibrant Nigerian doctors leaving the country for greener pastures. I also saw the interview with…
By Adamu Usman Garko The 61-year celebration of independence by Nigeria in 2021 will be a celebration of faux independence as Nigeria has yet to emancipate herself from the shackles…