Nigeria
Palliative For 12 Million Citizens Won’t Supplant Subsidy
By Ahmed Ghani Hassan Since hearing the news about President Tinubu’s palliative, which he will distribute to Nigerians in order to ease the hardship of the removal of the oil subsidy, I’ve been in a complete daze. Twelve million Nigerians will receive 8000 for six months, which isn’t even enough to represent a quarter […]
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Whispers of Change: Embracing the Transient Nature of Power
By Mahmud Isa Yola In the grand tapestry of existence, there exists a force that wields its might with an undeniable allure – power. It dances through the corridors of history, entwining its tendrils around the hearts and minds of those fortunate enough to taste its sweet nectar. Today, as Nigeria bids farewell to […]
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Kebbi, Egypt to explore areas of interest in agriculture, livestock production
Kebbi State government has indicated readiness to enter into rewarding mutual partnership with Egypt on agricultural development and livestock production. Governor Abubakar Atiku Bagudu made this known while receiving Egyptian experts who visited him at Government House, Birnin Kebbi, this Friday. Senator Abubakar Atiku Bagudu told his guests that the administration believed in partnership […]
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INT. QURANIC RECITATION COMPETITION: Mas’ud Jibril, A Student of Nurul Tilawah Zaria to Represent Nigeria In Rwanda
By Mu’azu Abubakar Albarkawa, Kaduna A delegation from the Nurut Tilawah International School Zaria, Kaduna State has left the country for Rwanda to represent the nation in Qur’anic Recitation Competition. The delegation which includes the Director of the school, Sheikh Nuruddeen Umar Tahir left the country via Murtala Muhammad International Airport, Lagos, this Tuesday. […]
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The mystery of unknown gunmen in Nigeria
By Hauwa’u Baba Umar The phrase “Unknown Gunmen” is a term commonly used by the journalists to refer to individuals who have committed violence or criminal acts but his identities are not immediately known or confirmed by authorities. Others are of the view that the word is use by the media or those in […]
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The will to find a way: Vony’s role in changing the narrative of the North.
By Muhammad Abubakar Suleiman The Northern Nigeria is a region in the country that has highest population as well as abundant natural resources but yet people are living in abject poverty, jutting unemployment level and poor infrastructures. Youth in every ramification are the strength upon which developments are gotten, they constituted over 70% who […]
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Incessant use of Mobile Phone during lectures
By Maryam Abubakar Nabayi The rate at which students use their mobile phone in the class as lecture is going on is becoming alarming in Nigeria. While smartphone can be used for research purposes and improve communication between students, it can also create a barrier to effective teaching and learning. One major issue is the […]
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10th N’Assembly: The Imperative of Balancing the Scales
By Abdulhaleem Ishaq Ringim  The 2023 presidential election will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the most fiercely competitive and controversial in Nigeria’s democratic history. In an unprecedented turn of events, the President and Vice President will share the same faith, despite representing a transnational handshake from a regional perspective. However, this religious alignment […]
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Nigerian Youth Must Get It Right
By Shamsudeen Abubakar Zwall. Democracy as widely defined and accepted as the government of the people,by the people and for the people has in recent times offers avenues for the engagement of youth populace to productively develop transferable toward ensuring that our societies are positively develop. Haven said the ball rolling,the future is likely […]
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President-elect, and Citizens Expectations
By Usman Muhammad Salihu  Nigeria as a country is bedeviled with so many challenges and problems ranging from Insecurity, Inflation which cause high cost of living and the recent introduction of cashless policy aimed at boosting the economy of the country but somehow causing life more difficult especially to the masses among other contributing […]
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