Nigeria and the need for food security
By Mukhtar Ya’u Madobi The right to sufficient food is enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and subsequent international law. Food security is regarded as a situation…
By Mukhtar Ya’u Madobi The right to sufficient food is enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and subsequent international law. Food security is regarded as a situation…
By Muhammad Sabiu Reports coming from northwestern Nigeria have stated that angry people in a Sokoto community, Tangaza, took the bull by the horns, traced suspected bandits in detention and…
By Tajuddeen Ahmad Tijjani As long as ignorance becomes the norm, insecurity, instability, lawlessness, and all sorts of violence will continue to erode, escalate, and nibble in every nook and…
By AF Sessay The data you don't talk about comes back to haunt you! And when it does come, it comes violently. Many years of corruption, nepotism and neglect of…
By Muhammad Sabiu The Bauchi State Police Command has confirmed an incident that led to the killing of one person and injuring of another by some unidentified gunmen on Saturday…
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 Sumayyah Auwal Ishaq The Kaduna State Government has banned the transportation of livestock from the state to other states in the country and the transportation of livestock into Kaduna…
Niger State Government has confirmed the kidnap of the Commissioner for Information, Mohammed Sani Idris. The Commissioner was said to have been kidnaped by bandits at about one o'clock in…
By Tordue Simon Targema Although extortion by security agents mounting roadblocks on Nigerian highways is not a new phenomenon, the trend has assumed an alarmingly worrisome dimension recently. A foreigner…