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DRUG ABUSE: An increasing manace among Nigerian youths
By Baraka Shehu Gital Drugs are scientifically proven liquids or tablets when taken could relief pain or help sick ones recover from the ailments. Using drugs without medical doctor’s prescription is what is known as drug abuse. The act is now so common in our societies considering the number of people arrested while abusing […]
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Implications of substance abuse on sustainable human carrier development among youths and young adults in Nigeria
By ASC Fahad Chikaji Ahmed Substance abuse among youths and young adults in Nigeria has been a significant health, social, educational and psychological problems that threaten sustainable human carrier development. Numerous to number studies looked into substance abuse among young adults and reported some of the causes leading to doing drugs and how the […]
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CORRUPTION: The root cause to most problems in Nigeria
By Sadiya Muhammad Rabi’u Nigeria is a country blessed with so many minerals resources, agricultural produced and also with hospitable citizens that always work for country’s progress; but some of our leaders make used their positions and divert public funds meant for executing projects while leaving millions of people suffering. Years back, people were […]
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Tribute to Late Mathew Godwin Sule
By Silas Shentukwak Teachers come and go. But their memories are forever; the lessons they taught are never forgotten. The death of Mr. Mathew Godwin Sule, staff of the Department of Mass Communication Federal Polytechnic Bauchi, left a vacuum in our souls, the department and the Polytechnic community. In our lives, you played such […]
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SOCIAL MEDIA: Beyond a tools based technology
By Fatima Salisu Shehu It is easy today to lose sight of the fact that social media actually have created some wonderful things in the world. They’ve reunited lost family members. They’ve found organ donors. I mean, there were meaningful, systemic changes happening around the world because of the platforms that were positive. However, […]
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Addressing the menace of insecurity in Northern Nigeria
By Dorcas Adams Since the recent exacerbation of terrorism in northern Nigeria, there have not been serious legal actions to punish the culprits. There should be an emergency court for trying the criminals and immediately convict them. There should be a special law that dictates the kinds of punishment for every kind of complicity […]
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Foodball: The only game that portrays Nigeria’s unity in diversity
By Salmanu Idris Dajin In Nigeria It has become a Vogue in any international issues especially football when it comes to Nigeria versus any other country, cross-pollination and cross-fertilization of ideas among Nigerians will be expressed so as supper eagle to be the best. Though there’s people who are not interested in football but […]
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Need for indigenous Media outfit in Northern Region
By Usman Muhammad Salihu The worrisome contemporary and long-term devastating challenges facing the northern Nigeria and lacks of a befitting mouthpiece calls for the need of setting up a standard media outfit. The North has been left far behind in so many aspects of development. Almost zero on social amenities, bad leadership and also […]
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GODFATHERISM: A threat to Economic productivity in Nigeria
By Mercy Sani Every student’s dream is to become a worker in an organization, institution or ministry after graduation. Students put more effort in their studies so as to come out with flying colors and get a good job. People from poor background are more committed in their studies than those that are born […]
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Rice Pyramid and the cynicism mischief makers
By Ibrahim M. Baba The Rice Pyramid unveiled yesterday in Abuja has continued to generate anger and misinformed comments on Social Media. Some people out of ignorance or sheer mischief are angry seeing Rice pyramids in thousand bags, and have continued to give it different cynical interpretations in the name of tarnishing the good […]
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