Opinion

By Nworisa Michael The recent attack on the Kano State Commissioner of Information and Internal Affairs, Hon. Ibrahim A. Waiya’s personality, has laid bare the hypocrisy of many self-proclaimed “democrats” …

By Al Amin Ubandoma The recent controversy surrounding Kano State Commissioner for Information, Ambassador Ibrahim Waiya, has sparked heated debates about free press and mob reasoning. The controversy began with …

Nworisa Michael As I scrolled through my Facebook feeds yesterday, I stumbled upon a disturbing trend. Ismail Auwal, a fellow young colleague and member of Kano’s civic space, has been …

Hope has come alive in Kogi State as the Kogi State Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC) officially assumes regulatory oversight of the electricity sector, marking a major step towards access to …

By Muhammad Bashir For nearly a decade or more than so, a single song has “loudly” echoed across northern Nigeria—igniting a thermal debate that refuses to fade. It began as …

Nigeria these days reminds me of the popular children’s novel back in the day, One Week One Trouble, written in 1972 by Anezionwu Nwankwo Okoro, a Nigerian writer and medical …

By Tijjani Sarki Urbanization in the 21st century presents both exciting opportunities and significant challenges. As cities rapidly expand, developing nations like Nigeria face the difficult task of addressing overcrowded …

Prof. Mike A. A. Ozekhome, SAN. Introduction In an era where democracy is supposed to reign supreme giving democracy dividends to beleaguered Nigerians, the nation has once again found itself …

Muhammadu Dan Sa’idu There is no gain in saying the fact that Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano state is leaving no one in doubt as to his good intentions …

“It’s a matter of taking the side of the weak against the strong, something the best people have always done.” – Harriet Beecher Stowe. Not as many people know the …