Adam A. Zango and matters arising in Kannywood
By Usman Abdullahi Koli, ANIPR Adamu Abdullahi Zango, also known as Prince Zango, is a famous Kannywood figure. Adam has been acting in Hausa films for over 20 years. Zango…
Salute to a Woman of Substance: Hajiya (Dr) Hafsatu AbdulWaheed, D.Litt., Honoris causa
By Prof. Abdalla Uba Adamu She has done it again. She first did it in 1974/80. In 2024, she repeated it. The feat that no female northern Nigerian has ever…
Tips for women on balancing kitchen duties and worship during Ramadan
By Aisha Musa Auyo I know this is coming in late, but better late than never, huh? Ramadan is a sacred month that is supposed to be dedicated to fasting,…
Impact of communication skills on our daily interactions
By Abubakar Aminu Ibrahim Communication is vital to human interaction, influencing relationships, emotions, and outcomes. In all languages, the impact of communication skills is profound, especially in expressions of greetings,…
Lost Heritage Series: Furakenstein Monster and the Rufaidahization of Tradition
By Prof. Abdalla Uba Adamu Birnin Kudu. The 1960s. An incredibly wonderful town. Still a wonderful town! Even more, wonderful, friendly people. So far away from Kano that a whole…
Transition of Tashe
By Sumayya I. Ja’eh Chorus/children: ‘Ka yi rawa kai mallam ka yi rawa.’ You’ve danced, oh! Mallam, you’ve danced Mallam: ‘Ban yi ba’, I didn’t Chorus: ‘tsoho mai gemun banza.’…
Let’s promote our culture
By Usama Abdullahi It’s challenging that we are found wanting in our own culture. We don’t promote it simply because we don’t want to be looked down upon or mocked…
Cultural heterogeneity: Where it comes from, how to confront it?
By Safwan Suhaib Ibrahim Culture, just like science, is never static. As we read more, travel more and impinge more and more on one another through trade, schools, international and…