By Muhammed Sodangi Let me begin with the famous saying of the South African anti-apartheid revolutionary leader, Nelson Mandela, who said, "It is through education that the daughter of a…
By Dr Sagiru Mati I was one of the beneficiaries of the 501 Scholarship Scheme during the Kwankwaso-Ganduje administration in 2012. Eleven of us were selected to pursue Master's Degrees…
By Zulkifil Aminu Adam It has come to our attention that three Kano residents with disabilities have been chosen to be among the recipients of the state's current scholarship scheme.…
By Uzair Adam Imam Rufai Sani Hanga, the Kano Central senator, pledged to provide scholarships for students to study abroad. The senator said the scholarship for the 200 students of…
By Mahmud Aminu Dambazau One of the trending topics in the past weeks has been the increase in registration fees of students by Bayero University, Kano. Before that, the University…
By Huzaifa Dokaji Imagine a bustling city nestled in the heart of West Africa that radiated intellectual brilliance and creativity long before the Europeans reached the region. This is Kano,…
By Ahmad Deedat Zakari The Kano State Government has resumed awarding local and foreign postgraduate scholarships to indigenes of the state. This was made public on Friday through a statement…
By Najib Ahmad, PhD We often hear people saying that ‘he [Sen. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso] did it with the government funds.’ And so? Oh, you expect him to do it…
By Abdelghaffar Abdelmalik Amoka The presence of ETF and later TETFund became more visible after the suspension of the 2009 ASUU strike in October 2009, thanks to the ASUU strike.…
