Opinion

Opinion
IMG 20251231 WA0007
Opinion

Breaking the Cycle: Why Ending Early Marriage is Key to Girl-Child Education

By Colins Ezra Early marriage remains one of the most serious threats to girl-child education, particularly in developing countries like Nigeria. It is.

Read More
IMG 20251226 WA0008
Opinion

Invisible Learners: Street Children and a Forgotten Right

By Ioryar Louis Tarvershima They wake each morning not to the sound of a school bell, but to blaring horns, hurried footsteps, and.

Read More
Opinion

When Survival Becomes a Transaction: Society’s Role in Women’s Vulnerability

By Hauwa Muhammad Across streets, campuses, cities, and quiet corners of our communities, a reality exists that is often whispered about but rarely.

Read More
Opinion

From Comfort to Campus: Reality of schooling away from home

By Faiza Aliyu Farouk Leaving the comfort of home to pursue education elsewhere is a defining moment in the lives of many students..

Read More
IHisbah
Opinion

Censoring the Uncensored: The irony behind Hisbah’s ban on Hamisu Breaker’s song

By Ummi Muhammad Hassan Following the ban by Hisbah on a new song titled “Amana Ta” by Hamisu Breaker, social media went into.

Read More
BUK, student, education
Opinion

From Doubt to Dominance: The Remarkable Journey of BUK’s Best Graduating Student

By Fatimat Ibrahim Abedoh Often times, students validate their poor academic performance on the basis that they had aspire for a different course.

Read More
Tax Bill
Opinion

Nigeria’s Tax Bill: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly – Lessons for Northern Governors

By Musa Abdullahi Sufi Nigeria’s new Tax Bill has sparked widespread debate, attracting both praise and criticism from various quarters. The bill, aimed.

Read More
Opinion

Could Mandela Washington Fellowship Conference Chart a New Course for Africa’s Economic Development?

Africa boasts an abundance of resources, with its vast landscapes from north to south and east to west teeming with diverse natural and.

Read More
images
Opinion

Hunger Protests: Nigerians Demand Reversal of Harsh Economic Policies – Fatiha Sirajo El-Yakub

By Fatiha Sirajo El-Yakub When rumors of a planned nationwide protest began circulating, many doubted the organizers’ seriousness. However, given the dire conditions.

Read More
Opinion, Protest
Opinion

Why Protest is a Luxury We Can’t Afford

By Sadiq Muhammad Mustapha Nigeria is at a critical juncture in its history. Amidst our loads of challenges, some still advocate for protest.

Read More
Opinion, Protest
Opinion

Balancing Protest and Peace: Navigating Nigeria’s Path Forward

By Sadiq Muhammad Mustapha Nigeria is currently grappling with serious issues of poverty, insecurity, and high inflation. These challenges understandably fuel public discontent.

Read More
Kogi
Opinion

DREAM BIG: The Incredible Story of Dauda Abdulfatah, the Iron Man of Kogi

By Fatimat Ibrahim Abedoh A 26-year-old man from Kogi State has begun the quest to break the Guinness World Record of the longest.

Read More
AA Rano
Opinion

From Humble Beginnings to Business Titan: The Story of Alhaji Auwalu Abdullahi Rano

Alhaji Auwalu Abdullahi Rano, the Kano-born business mogul, is not just another billionaire. He’s a force to be reckoned with, a self-made titan.

Read More