By Mehdi Moosvi Jabalia refugee camp, the largest camp for refugees in the northern Gaza Strip, was targeted twice this week, leaving hundreds of casualties, most of them children and women. The first bombing on the refugee camp that is home to 116,011 people who live in an area ofContinue Reading
By ABAH ADAH, Abuja The National Board for Arabic and Islamic Studies (NBAIS) appears to have witnessed a rebirth as its current Registrar/CEO, Professor Yahuza Suleiman Iman, clocks 100 days in office. With Prof. Imam at the helm of affairs for the 100 days, the board has become a hubContinue Reading
By ABAH ADAH, Abuja The authorities of the Benue State University (BSU) have cleared the air on the recent suspension of certain categories of the university’s Medical Students. A statement signed by university’s Principal Assistant Registrar (Information & Public Relations), T. Tser Vanger, and made available to Education Monitor saidContinue Reading
By Samson Yaki Bako The Wazirin Gwantu III, Mallam Waziri Isa Adam Aliyu, has rejected the title of ‘Dan Masanin Gwantu’ offered to him by the District Head of Gwantu Alhaji Bashir Mohammed. Wazirin Gwantu III, who described the offer as ridiculous and insulting, said the laughable game plan isContinue Reading
By Salamatu Yunusa Alhaji Ado Ibrahim, born on February 7, 1929, is the fourth traditional ruler and the current Ohinoyi of Ebiraland. Ebiraland is a traditional state with its headquarters in Okene, Kogi State, located in the Middle Belt of Nigeria¹. Let’s delve into his fascinating life and journey: EarlyContinue Reading
By Ayodele Oluwafemi A state high court sitting in Enugu has nullified the 2017 proscription of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) as a terrorist organisation. Anthony Onovo, the presiding judge, on Thursday ruled that the proscription of IPOB is a violation of the fundamental human rights of Nnamdi Kanu,Continue Reading
By Waziri Isa Adam The Former Vice Chancellor of Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Professor Daniel Saror, has said he holds no grudge against anybody over his unceremonial removal as the Vice Chancellor of the University more than three decades ago. The elderstatesman disclosed this in a chart with Education MonitorContinue Reading
Africa, with its rich traditions and different civilisations, exemplifies the delicate dance of religion and morality. This millennia-long link has served as a guiding light for countless generations, moulding the moral and ethical foundations of societies across the continent. Exploring this fundamental link exposes an ever-changing story that intertwines profoundlyContinue Reading