Digital UDUS: Better Late Than Never
If there is any year public institutions wouldn’t forget in a hurry, it would be 2020; a year that didn’t just reveal the incompetence of our system, but also smeared…
Mental Health Literacy, and the Nigerian Youths
Mazeed Mukhtar Oyeleye writes, Nothing unsettles Nigerians more than broaching “depression” and the usage of other words which appertain the register of mental health. A plethora of feuds erupt between…
The Men in Power, the Monsters we Made
Abdulrasaq Isiaq Mustopha writes, Here they’ve come again, the liars, those who consume our hearts through their prevarication, they have approached us again, begged us to impose them into…
Yet Another Robbery Case on Campus, Victims Narrate Their Ordeal
Mazeed Mukhtar Oyeleye reports, It is depressing that the efforts of the administration to curb insecurity on the campus is going down the drain. Few days after Pen Press reported…
#UDUSToTheWorld: Another Danfodite wins Big at Foreign University, tells Story
By: Uchenna Emelife Jennifer Chinenye Emelife, a 2012/13 graduate of Literature in English, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto has graduated with Distinction in a Master of Arts degree in International Education…
Factcheck: Did University Management Direct Students to Resume on November 2nd?
By Nurudeen Akewushola The Claim That the authority Of Usmanu Danfodiyo University has approved the reopening of school and the University will be reopened on November 2nd. Verdict The…
SPECIAL REPORT: Untold tales behind UTME ‘upgrade scam’
By Abdulrasheed Hammad, is a 300-Level student of Law at Udus In Nigeria, there are better ways to have good grades after writing the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). Candidates…
INTERVIEW: How I was able to not let my SUG presidency affect my GP — Ibrahim Shehu Kalgo
Ibrahim Shehu Kalgo Interviewer: Uchenna Emelife Striking a reconciliatory balance between the demands of academics and extracurricular activities is sadly a luxury many cannot afford. It is either one of…
Exile of Security: Endangered Despite Protective Restrictions
Mazeed Mukhtar Oyeleye writes, He spoke when I least expected. He said, “I know him. My daddy and mommy said he is not in Nigeria,” with a mundane countenance. I…
My COVID—19 Lockdown Diary
Mazeed Mukhtar Oyeleye writes, “I think stupidity is a criterion of employment in electricity distribution companies. If there is anything their staff have proven to be good at, it is…