The working of Nigerian federalism
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 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…
By Usman Muhammad Salihu. Nigeria as a country is bedevilled with so many challenges and problems ranging from insecurity to inflation which causes a high cost of living, and the…
As the wave of the electioneering is beginning to disappear and the elections have been won and lost, I think we can begin to ask the president-elect where do we…
By Ibrahim Mukhtar According to an eyewitness who was on the scene of the election, hundreds of thugs entered the Gaya town polling unit and attacked everyone who was around.…
By Uzair Adam Imam Nigeria as a nation has been battling with security challenges over the years. The issue has disrupted many activities in the country and, sadly, as the…
By Salim Toro Yesterday, after meeting with Usman Toro, I returned home immediately to have dinner before retiring to bed. My siblings were watching a Hausa web series, Manyan Mata.…
By Prof. Abdalla Uba Adamu I was rummaging through my travel pictures when I came across a picture that I am sure has not been published anywhere. I saw it…