Day: March 3, 2021
Buhari’s new Service Chiefs: Hope the story will change
By Mohammed Fatihu Aminu Just like when someone has been in a terrible situation and later relieved from the burden feels happy, this is how some Nigerians expressed happiness over the recent development of the retirement and resignation of Service chiefs in Nigeria who have been on the throne for over six years. Before […]
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The need to boost Agricultural activities in Nigeria
By Muhammad Hamza Adam Agriculture is the science or practice of farming with the production of food products by the used of machine for farm production or extension of cultivating crops. Through agriculture extension product can be cultivate their product during raining or dry season farming agriculture is facing so many problem in the […]
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Fulani: The most volatile and tolerant group in Nigeria
By Jamilu Kaseem The Fulani tribe in Nigeria are often profiled as volatile and intolerant group while others call them naive and igorants. How true is the above statement? Originally Fulani ethnic group are nomads, however, as a result of modern civilisation they are divided into two the nomadic and the city dwellers.The city […]
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Violence against women and girls: The time to act is now or never
By Abubakar Idris Despite the widespread outcry over the rising cases of rape in Nigeria, there seems to be no end to the nemesis. There is no day in the country without a reported case of sexual violence especially rape in the media. One contestable reason for the apparent rise of sexual violence in […]
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Covid-19 pandemic and Palliative Measures in Nigeria
By Daramola Jacob In a bid to slow the rate of spread of the virus, the Federal Government of Nigeria, on several occasions, imposed targeted lockdown measures in areas with rapid increase of Covid-19 cases. The states in which the federal government imposed the targeted lockdown included Lagos, Ogun, and the Federal Capital Territory […]
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