When Home Feels Unsafe: How Fear of Abduction Steals UDUS Students’ Joy
By Maryam Umar The sun cast its usual fiery rays over the campus of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto(UDUS). It’s the final week of the second semester examinations, and as…
How PEN PRESS Training Equipped Nigerian Student-Journalists With Best Industry Practices
By Abdulrasaq Nafisat Taiye It was always a brain-drilling moment whenever Ajisafe Miracle Temiloluwa is about to conduct an interview. A 300 level Political Science Student of the Adekunle Ajasin…
‘I Study When My Baby Sleeps’: How Nigerian Student-Mothers Struggle With Lectures, Childcare and Stereotype on Campus
By Abdulrasaq Nafisat Taiye Across Nigerian universities, the statistics of young women who are juggling the demands of student life with the responsibilities of motherhood are happening at increasing…
CAF 2025: Why Salah, Hakimi and Osimhen is Leading The Pack
By mudasiru Azeez Alabi It has become a culture every year, the Confederation of African football (CAF) gathers the continent and the stars under one roof to rejoice and celebrate…
Fact-check: Did dandelion leaves with brown leaves of Pawpaw cure Menstrual pain?
By Abdulrasaq Nafisat Taiye Claim: Boiling dandelion leaves with brown leaves of Pawpaw (papaya) cure Menstrual pain Verdict: False. There is no scientific evidence supporting the use of…
Lack of Gender-Responsive Teacher Training: An Assessment of the Oyo State Teachers Workshop
The Oyo State Government in their roadmap for sustainable development designed for 2023 to 2027, promised to strengthen the workforce by organizing training and upskilling programmes, especially for teachers in…
Botched PHC project dashes Osun community’s hope of quality healthcare
Residents of Adedeji community of Ifelodun Local Government Area (LGA) in Osun State were full of hope of accessing quality healthcare which has long eluded them when the contract for…
Females are breaking legs, emerging best-graduating students from Nigerian universities
There has been an increase in enrolment in higher education once it was recognised that higher education was vital for Africa’s development. In Sub-Saharan Africa, enrolment on average currently still…
Rainfall in Sokoto: A Boon for Farmers and a Potential Climate Shift
Sokoto, a region historically characterized by its arid climate, has recently witnessed an unprecedented frequency of rainfall, offering a welcome reprieve to farmers and suggesting a potential shift in local…
PEN PRESS UDUS Sets to Hold Pen Day 2024
The foremost and prominent press outlet in the soil of Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto, PEN PRESS UDUS is set to hold her Pen Day 2024 on Sunday, September 29, 2024.…