Abdulrasheed Akere Abdulkareem writes, The North is the chunk of Nigeria, comprising three (North-West, North-East, and North-Central) of Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones. Northern Nigeria also encompasses nineteen of the country’s…
Ayoade Zariat Yetunde writes, Stereotype is a social phenomenon that everyone has in one way or the other and regardless of gender or colour, even among women themselves. In…
Idris Ganiyat Olufunke writes, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto(UDUS) is one of the universities established by the Nigerian government in September 1975 during the regime of Gen. Muritala R. Muhammed. It…
Daud Musbaudeen writes, Destiny, as they say, can never be altered. Whatever will happen to us is eventual, irrespective of what we do. Fate is inevitable. A man must learn…
Abdulrasaq Isiaq Mustopha writes, We become the victims of vampires who eat our hearts with their fallacies, we put our trust in them, yet, they betray us.They promised us great…
Abdulrahman Rahmat Akere writes, Nigeria is widely regarded as the giant of Africa, maybe due to its population among other African countries, but the country remains an underdeveloped nation. Firstly,…
Abubakar Idris writes, The heightened expectation of every parent or well-wisher that has a child or brother in school is to see them excel with self-applauding results during their…
Olaoye Abdulrasheed writes, Malpractice, according to Merriam Webster dictionary, refers to an injurious, negligent or improper practice while examination malpractice means intentional wrongdoings which are contrary to the set…
Abdulrasheed Akere Abdulkareem writes, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS) main library named, Abdullahi Fodiyo Library is a very conducive environment for reading and research. It’s a serene building with well-endowed…
Muhammad Abdullahi writes, “Half a loaf is better than no bread.” This proverb means one should be faithful and grateful for anything they possess, even if it is not as…