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By Lawan Bukar Maigana I was spoofed when my father changed my school from a public school to a private school. I remember the first class I had. Our teacher,…
By Lawan Bukar Maigana I was spoofed when my father changed my school from a public school to a private school. I remember the first class I had. Our teacher,…
By Ahmad Deedat Zakari The Muslim Rights Concern, MURIC, has called on the National Examinations Council, NECO, to adjust its examination timetable to accommodate Muslims who would be celebrating Eid-el-Adha,…
By Nura Jibo Let me start by saying that I am not holding any brief for the Academic Staff Union of Nigerian Universities(ASUU) because I was its victim of strike…
By Prof. Abdalla Uba Adamu The academic world will never cease to amaze me. Let us look at just one example. Take an invitation to present a paper at an…
By Muhammad Aminu Youths have been advised to eschew hate speech and use new media constructively for peacebuilding and sustaining peace and peaceful coexistence in their communities. A communication expert…
By Aminu Mohammed This article was inspired by a post that I read on the Facebook page of Dr Muhsin Ibrahim, where he cautioned our youth against embarking on a…
By Isa Ali Musa Digital rights and inclusion is an issue that doesn’t get discussed enough. Yet, with the way things are currently going, it has the potential to become…
By Muhammad Sabiu Reports reaching The Daily Reality have indicated Justice Tanko Muhammad, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, has resigned. According to sources, Justice Muhammad announced his resignation on Sunday…
By Tijjani Muhammad Musa Our primary problems in Northern Nigeria (Arewa) as far as the media landscape is concerned are a lack of support and patronage for our own media…
By Tajuddeen Ahmad Tijjani Every 26th day of June is the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking as identified by the United Nations. This year is not unprecedented…