Men and Menstruation: Bridging the Awareness Gap, By Huzaifa Sani Ilyas
Menstruation, a fundamental aspect of human biology, remains one of the most misunderstood and stigmatized natural processes in our society. […]
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In Defence of a MAAUN Lecturer, By Abdulmajid Egbetekun
There is a popular saying that goes, “If you think education is expensive, try ignorance.” Having travelled across several countries
Arewa: Between Slumber and Strength, by Yakubu Musa
The 1914 amalgamation gave birth to Nigeria, the world’s most significant black nation. The unification of the two protectorates had
OPINION: The Smear That Will Not Stick: Why Kano’s DG Protocol Stands Tall Amid Shadows
By Abubakar Garba There is a saying among the elders: “When the wind blows, it only exposes the fowl’s rump,
Hon Makki Yalleman:Two Years of Impressive Indelible Representation
By Ahmad Danyaro According to the words of Ronald Reagan, former president of the United States of America, “the greatest
OPINION: AND WIKE WILL SPEAK AT GREAT IFE!
By Y.Z. Ya’u And this is the news: WIKE is to deliver lecture at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife. According
Hon. Sagir Koki: Stellar Performance of a Legislative Pace-setter
By Ahmad Kankarofi All he ever wanted as a child to do in life was to make a difference in
Dear Governor Abba Kabir, beware of Waiya
By Ismail Auwal Greetings from a heart that beats for Kano’s progress. I begin with gratitude and congratulations. Since you
Locating Nigeria in the Global Digital Landscape by Y. Z. Ya’u, CITAD
Late last year, the Portulans Institute, an independent, nonpartisan research and educational institute based in Washington, DC, released the 2024
Ex-Ungogo Chairman Slams Kano Govt’s Silence Over Deadly Demolition in Rimin Zakara
Former Chairman of Ungogo Local Government Area, Engr. Abdullahi Garba Ramat, has strongly criticized the Kano State government for its