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by Alkasim Abdulkadir It is no longer news that approximately 10.5 million kids are out of school in Nigeria, in proper context 1 out of 7 school children are out…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir If Nigeria had a credible and consistent poll in the form of the Gallup poll, the measurement index will have shown that President Jonathan's popularity spiked momentarily…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir The most apt metaphor of the recent actions of Stephen Davis has to be John Le Carre’s book The Tailor of Panama and the iconic character of…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir TY Danjuma does not mince words, for he has no reason too, as a retired General who has fought in the trenches for the soul of Nigeria,…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir Sitting in the train cabin last week in Netherlands, the Dutch man who sat across from me looked eager to start a conversation, he got a chance…
Read Moreby Alkasim AbdulkadirIn conclusion, as narrated by Abu Huraira, Prophet Muhammad PBUH observed that. He who killed himself with steel (weapon) would be the eternal denizen of the fire of…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir So for example, if you request a thorough investigation and call for punitive measures against the NIS exams were several people died, you are most likely to…
Read Moreby Wole Olabanji I am however confident that Alkay’s appointment is no accident at all. I have known him for upwards of 14 years and have often saluted him Ranka…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir In all of this, it is doubly hard to believe the version of the Army in spite of its purported claims, this is so because they army…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir ...as citizens we also deserve the right to be treated according to the Hippocratic Oath that doctors have sworn too. The rise of medical negligence has caused…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir Yan cirani, the colloquial name for migratory workers in Hausa is a known class in Northern Nigeria. Some have even logged in generations in some communities that their…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir In all forms of the journalism I practice, trauma reporting is one of the most difficult as it is nearly impossible for the reporter to tear himself away…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir Nigeria can no longer afford not to have an efficient electricity market that meets the needs of all sectors of the economy. This is why the Federal…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir In the end, thousands of these women all over Nigeria by their actions have re-awakened a need to halt our slide into dehumanising vortex. Beneath the rallying…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir ....President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan made a statement, which I personally believe has come to be the biggest faux pa of his administration. In his address at a colloquium…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir ....as someone who fought for the oneness of this country, as a sub-lieutenant in 1965 and even commanded the Nigerian Navy’s Patrol craft, a landing craft and the…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir ....the girls either by being abducted, or cajoled there by deceitful means are impregnated by a male accomplice of the matron or the owner of the house. Some…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir She was always giving her possessions away, even the ones that could be sold. She might not have been wealthy in the material sense of the word,…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir In a nation already struggling to feed itself and reduce dependency on food imports, the crisis faced by farmers in Benue State is in no way a good…
Read Moreby Alkasim Andulkadir These days the government is trying to reduce poverty by initiatives like YouWin, one of the most pragmatic ventures initiated by the government to provide jobs, no…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir One argument that continues to run through the conversation is space on the moral authority of Obasanjo to write President Jonathan such a letter, for many people it…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir Chief amongst them has been that of his receiving the Nobel Prize alongside his jailer De Klerk, of which the militant members led by his ex-wife Winnie…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir The video clip that shocked Nigerians beyond measure showed Comrade Oshiomole standing in all majesty while a citizen groveled at his feet like the plebian that she was.…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir This is the biggest blow the PDP has suffered in its more than a decade of being in power. According to the APC the two parties emerged to rescue democracy.…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir Some of the phrases on the lips of even the most pessimistic of us ranged from “God bless Nigeria”, “I am proud to be a Nigerian” and “We…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir We wait for government to come and cover festering water holes of maggots and mosquitoes near our homes, our poverty mentality has dulled our senses on the need…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir China he said will continue to make efforts to balance bilateral trade and train talents for Nigeria; he also called on Nigeria to create favourable conditions and a…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir The insurgency in Nigeria’s North Eastern corner has once more thrown up the precarious balance between life and death, these days’ scores of people are killed on…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir The cache of history in the ambit of Zungeru town is enormous, ironically it has become one of those town cut off from the centre. Our tour…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir The protest is not just about the National Assembly it is a metaphor for the sky rocketing cost of governance in Nigeria in the midst of such…
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