Don’t stereotype people for their kinsmen’s ‘fault’
By Muhammad Isyaku Malumfashi People nowadays cease to understand that everything in this life is ‘do me, I do you’. Nonetheless, very few people have the discretion of paying good…
By Muhammad Isyaku Malumfashi People nowadays cease to understand that everything in this life is ‘do me, I do you’. Nonetheless, very few people have the discretion of paying good…
By Ismail Hashim Abubakar Although the articulation of the presidential ambition of Bola Ahmed Tinubu (if actually this his real name) is seizing the attention of the public these days,…
By Aisha Abdullahi Bello As the principal of a renowned private school here in Kano, I am saddled with many responsibilities, from managing the school's activities to attending to visitors,…
By Lawi Auwal Yusuf The amalgamation of the protectorates in 1914 predetermined a united state for multiple precolonial chiefdoms. Highly diverse Nigeria featured by a rainbow of cultures is deeply…
Ahmadu Shehu, PhD. The first part of this essay published here highlights the necessary ingredients for genocide which are vividly in the advanced stage in Nigeria against the Fulani, one…
Ahmadu Shehu, PhD. It is true that the large chunk of Nigeria’s export comes from oil and that Nigeria depends to a great extent on this commodity for economic survival.…
By Lawi Auwal Yusuf Several innovatory constitutional devices, administrative and technical solutions were tried to resolve the sectional tensions that, minimally in writing, attempted to enhance tolerance and political affinity…
By Uzair Adam Imam The Federal Government has uncovered the sponsors of the self-acclaimed activist, Sunday Igboho, some of whom are known to have connections with terrorist organizations such as…
By Ahmadu Shehu, PhD. My previous article titled If there was Biafra generated debates around Biafra’s disadvantages (and advantages) to the Igbo people. Many of these comments were very insightful,…
By Muhammad Sabiu All is set for the launch of the copy of the Nigerian constitution (1999), which was translated into Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba by Prince Ade Ajayi…