By Ahmad Shuaibu Isa In the streets of Abuja, voices were raised in peace, For Palestine’s oppressed, their cries would not cease. But in the silence of guns, hope was torn apart, As the Nigerian Army’s violence crushed every heart. A tragedy unfolds, where justice should start. Based on theseContinue Reading
International Quds Day, also known as Yaum al-Quds, was established in 1979 by late leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini (QS). It is observed on the last Friday of each year’s Ramadan. This day serves as a platform to express solidarity with the Palestinian people and oppose Zionist oppression, particularly in responseContinue Reading
By Ahmad Shuaibu Isa Approximately 48 hours ago, I came across a poignant story on Aljazeera, chronicling the life of 77-year-old Mohammed al-Nabahin, who, like thousands of others in Gaza, now calls a tent his home. Once a symbol of stability, the tent is now a mere shelter for someoneContinue Reading
AvtoVAZ, Russia’s largest automaker, which is majority-owned by the Russian government, is expanding into Nigeria as part of a broader strategy to diversify operations beyond its home market. The company plans to establish a spare parts hub and service center at the Lekki Free Trade Zone in Lagos before theContinue Reading
By Usmanu Mohammed He who walks with open eyes will not stumble over stones. In recent months, numerous articles by Nigerian authors have examined the shift in U.S. policy regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. These discussions, while informative, have largely echoed the dominant Western narratives, focusing primarily on theContinue Reading
By Sani Bello Hamza Nigeria often keeps its writers, journalists and bloggers busy with wide range of topics to report, debate, or even write on. Our public space is mostly filled with “free” attractive stories for bloggers and essayists to effortlessly write compelling articles or public commentaries on. For theContinue Reading
By Ahmad Shuaibu Isa Nigeria, a nation enriched by its diverse cultural heritage, abundant natural resources, and tremendous potential, has long endured the detrimental impacts of a corrupt governance system and self-serving leadership. When those in positions of authority prioritise their own interests over the collective welfare of the populace,Continue Reading
By Muhammad Muntazar Burkina Faso’s President, Captain Ibrahim Traore, has reportedly turned down an offer from Saudi Arabia to fund the construction of 200 mosques in the country. Instead, he urged the Saudi government to channel its resources into projects that would directly benefit the Burkinabe people, such as schools,Continue Reading
By Baba Adamu A lawyer, Kenneth A. Amadi, Esq., has written to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, demanding the immediate withdrawal of armed forces and security personnel from the Rivers State Government House in Port Harcourt. The demand comes on the heels of President Bola Tinubu’s declarationContinue Reading