Nigeria
ABDUCTION: GOVERNOR BAGUDU LAUNCHES FRESH ONSLAUGHT AGAINST BANDITS.
Kebbi State Governor Abubakar Atiku Bagudu has taken up the challenge of mobilizing local hunters and groups of invicibles (‘Yan Tauri) to operating jointly with conventional security services for decisive and incisive onslaught against bandits to subduing them. Senator Abubakar Atiku Bagudu made it clear that as the Chief Security Officer of the state he […]
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Insecurity: NITDA Lauds Ungogo LGA For Inaugurating Identity Management Agency, E-governance.
The National Information Technology Development Agency lauded Ungogo local government council of Kano State for becoming the first local government to launch an Identity management agency and E-governance to tackle insecurity in the area. NITDA said the unveiling and digitalization of Ungogo Governing system by the e-Chairman is in proper alignment with the 21st-century fast-growing […]
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Zulum, Shettima, Kyari join VIPs for funeral of late COAS in Abuja.
Borno Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, Senator Kashim Shettima and Senator Abubakar Kyari on Saturday joined top dignitaries and hundreds of sympathizers for the jana’iza (funeral prayers) of the late Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Ibrahim Attahiru. The funeral held around 1:30 at the national mosque in Abuja, was attended by the senate president, […]
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Nigerian unions and their strike
By Usman Abdullahi Koli It is worrisome for a country like Nigeria, my fatherland, since independence up till today, there are more sectors lagging behind, than the ones growing and even the growing ones are the only profit gain sectors benefited by small group of dignitaries who see Nigeria as their personal property. Education […]
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KIDNAPPING: A serious threat to Education system in Nigeria
By Muhammad Sani Mu’azu Kidnapping in Nigeria is turning to be the biggest problem of the nation as it has affected all the nooks and crannies of country. In the past, only weathy people living in the cities are kidnapped but now villagers and vulnerable citizens are more prone to kidnap than any other […]
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Schools’ safety and the government’s self-defeat
By Usman Abdullahi Koli If there is a place where pupils should be more safe then it is school. The provision of this safety is now a herculean task for our governments, whose major obligation is to guarantee the security of lives and property. School goers, the toddlers and our children whom we are […]
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Nomadism: Nomads And Their Rights To Education In Nigeria
By Omar Muaz It is an undisputable fact that the government recognizes education as the greatest investment that the nation can make to bring about rapid development of its economic, political and human resources as revised by the National Policy on Education (2005). If my memory serves me right, it was when I was […]
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Repositioning Nomadic Education in Nigeria for peaceful coexistence
By Moses Bulus The education of the nomads ought to be seen as an important exercise considering their strategic position in the nation’s economy as the major supplier of protein. The onslaught of the insurgent group, Boko Haram in many parts of northern Nigeria has made suppression of any group a dangerous exercise. The establishment […]
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EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE: A destroying factor in Nigeria’s Educational system
By Stephen Ibrahim During my secondary school days and a year before I wrote my Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE), my father once said a statement which till date always cautions me whenever I am moved to engage in dishonest activity in the school. He said “you can always be fulfilled and successful when you […]
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Kidnapping and the fate of school children in Northern Nigeria
By Shadrack Samuel Adamu Kidnapping is taking somebody away illegally and keep them as prisoners especially in order to get money or something else for returning them. Nigeria schools especially boarding schools are facing a lot of threat from kidnappers. Starting from chibok on 14th April 2014, were 276 school girls were kidnapped, putting […]
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