By Abdallah Uba Adamu Recently, an extremely prestigious academic journal requested me to review a film made by a Nigerian. I was surprised as that...
Through the expansion of healthcare infrastructure, an amplification of healthcare accessibility and the liberating provision of essential medicines across all health care facilities in the state,...
By AbdurRaheem Sa’ad Dembo It was at the peak of COVID-19 pandemic, precisely May 22nd, 2020 and a day to the end of Ramadan fast...
By AbdurRaheem Sa’ad Dembo Death is an inevitable visitor. When it strikes its victims it’s usually the end of an era. It was in the...
By AbdurRaheem Sa’ad Dembo Death is a reminder that this world is fleeting and interim. It has yet corroborated the assertion that we are strangers...
_By Misbahu El-Hamza_ Kano State makes headlines almost every year, and coincidentally, during Ramadan for water scarcity. The frequent headlines are often attributed to electricity...
By A’isha Ahmad Isma’il Flooding is a devastating term most farmers in Kano State are familiar with as it has plagued the state for years...
*By AbdurRaheem Sa’ad Dembo* There are encounters that are memorable and worthwhile; mine with Professor Nimah Modupe Abdulraheem was one. It was on 31st December,...
Solanke Ayomideji Taiwo Alhaji Ibrahim Dende Egungbohun, born on March 3rd, 1970 in Igbo Atan, Ebute Igbooro, Yewa North, is a prominent Nigerian...
Rahima Dokaji, Kano. Hafsat Bahara, a dedicated journalist, experienced a distressing ordeal of Online Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) on Facebook. Initially, she innocently shared a profile...