PEN WEEKLY COLUMN: Friday Discourse
With Hayatullahi Folorunsho Mudathir (Abu Lubabah) In today’s version of the Friday Discourse, I will talk about good reputation and importance of being honest. The hoopoe and the…
UDUS: In Preparation for First Semester Examination
By: Ariyo Fawas Opeyemi At Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS), the 2022/2023 Academic Session’s first semester examination draws nearer, and students are anticipating the period. It is crucial for Danfodites,…
Fatimoh’s Profile: From Bench-Warmer to Rotaract President
A female student of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS), Sheu Fatimoh Bolanle joined Rotaract Club in her first year on campus. On her first day at the club’s meeting,…
EDITORIAL: Open Letter to All Student Leaders at UDUS
Being a leader is a responsibility, and it involves living on the edge, as they say. While it may be tempting to view leadership as purely inspiring, decisive, and rewarding,…
EDITORIAL: Registration Deadline and Closure of Students’ Portals: A Plea to UDUS Management
The recent announcement by the management of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS) stating that students who fail to complete registration within the extended deadlines will face deferral of the current…
Jambito’s Diary: Scarcity of Water in Kwankwasiyya Hostel
By ABDULROSHEED Aishah Water Scarcity has been a challenge embattling students residing in the Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS) halls of residence. This issue taught me a lesson that touched…
[INVESTIGATION] Abandoned health projects litter Sokoto despite multi-million naira investment
The dilapidated state of Primary Health Care in Salami in Gwadabawa local government ABDULRASHEED, Hammad writes, This investigation exposed how healthcare is left in a deplorable state despite multi-million…
‘Overstretched’ Proposed Calendar Steals Danfodites’ Sleep
Hayatullahi Folorunsho Mudathir writes, Abeeb Olalekan Adisa secured admission to study Business Administration, a four-year course, at the Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS) in 2018, and he envisioned graduating by…
INSECURITY: Roles of Journalism in Tackling Humanitarian Challenges
By Abdulrasheed Akere Dreadful insurgent attacks have been recorded in Nigeria history, which resulted in the loss of indefinite lives and properties. This places Nigeria to a very…
Nigeria’s Security and Humanitarian Challenges: The Roles of Journalism in Tackling the Menace
Hamid Fatimah Omotayo (Pen babe) writes, To understand the role that Journalism ought to play in the fight for Nigeria’s security and humanitarian challenges we need to know: What is…