This is the time for women to be financially independent
By Aisha Mahmud Yusuf A few days ago, Dr Muhsin Ibrahim shared a story about a divorcee whose ex-husband refused to pay her medical bills. This is a familiar story as…
By Aisha Mahmud Yusuf A few days ago, Dr Muhsin Ibrahim shared a story about a divorcee whose ex-husband refused to pay her medical bills. This is a familiar story as…
By Hamza Basiru Tsoho My name is Hamza. My father had two wives. The family comprised ten children from two different mothers. I was the eldest and the sixth in…
By Aisha Musa Auyo The current trends of housemaids poisoning their employers are so sickening and scary. It happened countless times, and one can’t escape seeing one or two videos…
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 Muhammad Abdurrahman A photo and video clip of a man and his wife went viral in the past days on Nigerian social media. Several users, especially on Twitter, alleged…
By Abdullahi Khairalla Growing up in Maiduguri, a city highly prone to desertification, raises many concerns about my environment and the impending mishap. Scientists have already concluded that tree planting…
By Abubakar Muhammad Tukur In Nigeria, true federalism means different things to different people. The newfound phrase could be better understood using a geo-political lens. Let us begin with the…
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 Zee Aslam "Bring him in and untie his eyes", he heard a female voice snarling in the background. He tried recalling where he had heard that voice before, but…
By Prof. Abdalla Uba Adamu His name was Sadik. Perhaps about 11 years old. He walked into my newly allocated office in the old Mass Communications building of Bayero University…