Prominent clerics who made my days during 1445 A.H Ramadan (II)
By Isma'il Hashim Abubakar Dr. Bashir Aliyu Umar was the second teacher whose tafsir I did not miss not only this year's Ramadan but also many years ago. I had the…
By Isma'il Hashim Abubakar Dr. Bashir Aliyu Umar was the second teacher whose tafsir I did not miss not only this year's Ramadan but also many years ago. I had the…
By Abdullahi Adamu The description recently by Senator Comrade Adams Oshimole, again at his best, advocating for good funding and monitoring of Universal Basic Education of the ever-rising number of…
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…
By Khalilah Bint Aliyu Never have I found it this difficult to write down my thoughts on a particular subject. The institution of marriage is highly coveted by women, especially…
By Zayyad I. Muhammad In just one week, bandits and Boko Haram terrorists have abducted scores of students, female IDPs, Almajiris and other innocent citizens across Northern Nigeria. On February…
By Ishaka Mohammed Apart from a business trip to Enugu within 24 hours, I've spent all my life in northern Nigeria, but it was in 2014 that I learnt that…
By Usman Muhammad Salihu In Nigeria, amalgamating diverse cultures, religions, ethnicities, and political ideologies presents opportunities and challenges. To navigate this intricate tapestry effectively, embracing diversity is paramount. Rather than…
By Bello Sagir Today is World Speech Day (WSD), 2024! This year's theme is "Speech for a Better World." WSD is a day of celebration for all Nigerians and people…
By Haroon Aremu Nigeria's current economic woes are not isolated incidents but rather the peak of years of systemic challenges and policy missteps. From the decline of industries in the…
By Abdurrazak Muktar Makarfi Have you ever stopped to think about the language you speak and how awesome it is? Well, I'm here to tell you about the Hausa language,…