Abdullahi Zakariya, a 40-year-old motorcyclist working in Kwara, has one wife and three children. The firstborn is Salami Abdullahi, a 400-level student in the English department at Usmanu Danfodiyo University,…
Mazeed Mukhtar Oyeleye writes, You’ll find me struggling to choose between crude oil and the Nigerian population if you ever revisit 2014 and ask me about Nigeria’s most abundant endowment.…
By Ola Suleiman Owls are widely and rightly perceived to be nocturnal creatures; organisms that are primarily energetic in the night. They are varmints with the ability to rotate their…
By Tasi’u Aminu Amidst the obnoxious state of Nigeria, the North, which comprises three geo-political zones; the North East, North West and North Central, is on the verge of being…
AYOADE Zariat Yetunde writes, I am an avid believer in the saying, “you are not a product of your circumstances but your choices”. Life on campus will present you with…
Abdulrasheed Akere writes, In Nigeria, many Muslim students focus on secular studies, paying massive attention to Literature, Biology, Economics, et cetera, at the expense of Arabic and Islamic knowledge. While it…
Abdulrasheed Akere writes, It has been a while since Nigeria ventured into democracy, but this system is not enjoyable, making people complain bitterly. The question is are we to…
Mazeed Mukhtar Oyeleye writes, Have you seen SpongeBob SquarePants? Do you know that, though an animation, it features one of the planet’s natural wonders, coral reefs‽ Just as many are…
Jubril Ahmed writes, A monopolist of knowledge is one who is versed in a particular subject or field but does not impart it to others, keeping it to himself. A…
Abdulrazaq Isiaq Mustapha writes, According to religious believers, hell is where the devil lives, and the house of evildoers after their demise. Despite the validity of this faith, it can…