Mischievous actors with diverse and malevolent agendas continue to capitalise on our widening fault lines to peddle false narratives.
Browsing: Northern Nigeria
A 45-year-old Masa seller, Rahila Polycarp, says she used the proceeds of the business to sponsor three of her five…
INEC says Kaduna State came tops in the northern part of Nigeria in the on-going online voters registration with 486,…
No fewer than 1.4 million girls are now having access to education in the Northern parts of the country, Mr…
In Nigeria’s politics, the north is indispensable – and it has always been. By the contrivance of kismet, the north…
This is the second part of our treatise on the rule of law that started last week. The rule of…
Gov. AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq of Kwara on Monday swore-in two new commissioners. AbdulRazaq, while speaking in Ilorin, charged the new commissioners…
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has petitioned Mr Karim A. A. Khan, QC, Prosecutor, International Criminal Court (ICC), urging…
The fear of ethnic domination is as old as Nigeria. Mutual recriminations and suspicion have been the scourge of Nigeria’s…
Following the demise of Alhaji Ahmed Mohammed Joda (1930-2021), Chief Phillip Chukwuedo Asiodu (87) remains the last of the titans…