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By Kabiru Danladi Lawanti “The graves are not yet full.” – Bill Berkeley Genocide never begins with violence. It begins with language—systematically crafted to dehumanise, divide, and desensitise. Rwanda and Yugoslavia were not failed states; they were fractured societies, where identity was weaponized through the media until violence felt logical.Continue Reading

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By Waziri Mahdi Isa  Experts have expressed concerns that the 2025 budget’s projected 4.6% gross domestic product (GDP) growth may not be enough to reduce poverty and create jobs. According to Professor Chiwuike Uba, a development economist and public accountant, “While Nigerians are struggling with a high cost of living,Continue Reading

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By I. M. Lawal  [email protected]  In the annals of Nigeria’s security failures, one incident will go down as both tragic and absurd: the fundraising campaign by retired and serving military officers to pay ransom for the release of a kidnapped Brigadier General. According to a letter dated April 4th, 2025,Continue Reading

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By Mahdi Waziri Isa & Muhammad Baqeer Ahmadu Bello University Zaria has lost a very popular staff, Malam Ibrahim Shuaibu, popularly known as Danjuma. Malam Danjuma, who died on Saturday, 5th April, 2025, aged 58, passed away after a protracted illness that arose from a stroke. Danjuma, who was buriedContinue Reading

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By Mahdi Waziri Isa & Muhammad Baqeer Ahmadu Bello University Zaria has lost a very popular staff, Malam Ibrahim Shuaibu, popularly known as Danjuma. Malam Danjuma, who died on Saturday, 5th April, 2025, aged 58, passed away after a protracted illness that arose from a stroke. Danjuma, who was buriedContinue Reading

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By Mahdi Waziri Isa The Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Transportation, Daura, Prof. Umar Adam Katsayal, has advocated for sustainable transportation education as a pathway to Africa’s green economy. Professor Katsayal stated this while presenting a paper at the 3rd Africa Education Summit in Zimbabwe, titled “Sustainable Transportation Education:Continue Reading

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The Federal Government has urged the country’s tertiary institutions to tailor their academic programmes to meet local economic, social, and environmental needs while tackling the challenges of unemployment and climate change confronting Nigeria. Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, who stated this during an interactive session with Rectors of federalContinue Reading