AFCON 2023: Who divides Nigeria?
By Sani Bello Hamza When Ola Aina, the Super Eagles fullback, missed the penalty during the semi-final of AFCON 2023 against South Africa, someone close to me uttered an abusive…
By Sani Bello Hamza When Ola Aina, the Super Eagles fullback, missed the penalty during the semi-final of AFCON 2023 against South Africa, someone close to me uttered an abusive…
By Usman Muhammad Salihu As a citizen of this great country, my dream of a united and prosperous Nigeria is not merely a wish but a vision that I believe…
By Muhammad Muhammad Salisu Meet Professor Rudolf Gaudio (he has adopted a Hausa name, Sani), a professor of anthropology at the State University of New York, who started learning Hausa…
By Sani Mu'azu Just like me, Saint Obi's formative years in creativity as an actor started from NTA Jos in the late 1980s. He was then working with NIPOST as…
By Dr Raji Bello Last Tuesday, I listened to a panel on AIT’s morning programme discussing the increasing weaponization of ethnic and religious identity in Nigeria, particularly during the current…
By Suleiman Ahmed In Nigeria, an election period is like watching a classic Series for the umpteenth time. You know how it’s going to play out, but it doesn’t make…
By Maryam Augie-Abdulmumin With the approval of the National Language Policy by the Federal Executive Council (FEC), instruction in primary schools within Nigeria will now be done in the mother…
By Habibu Maaruf Abdu Nigeria gained independence from Britain in 1960. That’s 62 years ago. Unfortunately, however, the country has made no significant advances since then. In my opinion, it…
By Abba Musa Ibrahim When Europeans came to Africa and said, You have no culture, no religion, no civilization, no history; Africa was bound sooner or later to reply by…
By Muhammad Sulaiman Abdullahi, PhD Many good things should have happened to Nigeria, but such good things were and are still averted by Nigerians who feel threatened by others. Our…