Learning on Hold: How Government-Approved Data Tariff Increase Is Restricting Nigerian Students Access to Online Education
By Maryam Umar Ayomide The Nigerian economy is currently in a dilapidated state, the most recent official household survey data from Nigeria’s National Bureau of Statistics shows that 30.9 percent…
Delayed Examination Results: The Academic Duty of UDUS Management and Students
By Isiaka Qudus Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS) takes pride in academic discipline, intellectual heritage, and is the most peaceful institution known for its standards in academic space. As one…
A Symbol Takes Shape: How UDUS Law Students Interpret Faculty’s New Monument
By Luqman Kamaldeen Oladayo At the early stage of resuming academic activities of the session, it’s a new dawn as the Faculty of Law, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS), wore…
A Generation Locked Out: From UTME to NYSC to Job Hunt, Nigerian Youth Trapped by Failing ICT Systems
By Abdulrasheed Hammad For many Nigerian youths, the biggest obstacle to education and employment is no longer exams or qualifications, but broken digital systems. From UTME glitches and university portal…
How Campus Vendors Price Hikes Make Students Survival Difficult
By Maryam Umar Ayomide When Rufai Halima, a first-year nursing student at the University of Maiduguri (Unimaid), returned from the lecture hall exhausted as usual, she found that her food…
Justice for Sale: How Nigeria’s Plea Bargain System, Out-of-Court Settlement, Lets Rapists Escape Justice
By Abdulrasheed Hammad 57-year-old Jacob Dagboyi, a top civil servant who lives at No. 55 Jikwoyi Extension of Phase 3 in the Federal Capital Territory, on about the 17th day…
UDUS Campus Radio: How Student Broadcasters Learn Through Struggles
By Issa Hamed Alhaji At exactly 8 a.m. on a Tuesday morning, while her classmates hurried into a lecture hall for a Mass Communication course, Adamu Nana sat behind the…
“We Learn Better at Home”: UDUS Agriculture Students Advocate for Flexible SIWES
By: Abdulrasheed Aishah When the Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) period approached, many students heaved a sigh of relief, not because they were eager to leave the classroom, but…
From Campus Pressroom to Continental Glory: PEN PRESS Alumnus Triumphs at WAMECA 2025
By: Luqman Kamaldeen Oladayo The hall was silent. Hearts raced. Cameras flickered. At Alisa Hotel in Accra, Ghana, the anticipation was electric as the names of winners for the 2025…
From UDUS to Kentucky: Habeeb’s Journey in Harness Data Science for Global Healthcare Solutions
By Isiaka Qudus In 2017, Habeeb Abolaji Bashir graduated with First Class Honours in Statistics from Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS). Today, he is a Ph.D. candidate in Statistics and…