If history is a mirror, then the years Abubakar Malami (SAN) spent as Nigeria’s Attorney-General (2015–2023) reflect a troubling image…
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OPINION: Federal University Lokoja & Prof Gbenga Solomon Ibileye’s Emergence As 4th VC: The Manifestation of The Hand of God, By Dr Tosin Olagunju
My faith has been “renewedly” built in the Lord God of Host, the God of our fathers! At the completion…
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Each Act Of Patriotism Drives Nation Closer Toward Achieving Cooperation, Coordination and Development: A Lesson From The Practice Of TAJ Bank Plc, By: K.M Aboki
1.0 Introduction: In any country of the world, citizens are who derive positive changes and development to their country either…
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The Penumbra of Influence: How Mercenary Journalism Built False Narratives Around NAHCON
By Ahmad Muazu There comes a moment when silence stops serving the public good. That moment arrives when falsehood is…
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The Zaria Massacre And The Enduring Legacy of Sheikh Zakzaky, By Professor Abdullahi Danladi
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the Zaria Massacre, a tragic event that has profoundly shaped the trajectory of…
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Erasmus Ikhide: When a Hijabi Congress Woman Becomes More Frightening than Hiroshima, By Mahfuz Mundadu
There are two modern ways to make war on a religion without getting your shoes dirty. One is to send…
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Notes on Visit to Saudi Arabia, By Prof MK Othman
To date, I have visited Saudi Arabia four times, beginning with my first trip in 2010 and twice this year,…
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The Sokoto Caliphate Is Not A “Terrorist Organization”, By Professor Abdullahi Danladi
A dangerous and intellectually bankrupt video is now circulating online, claiming that there is a “proposal” to declare the Sokoto…
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Africa is Tired but Not Defeated, Nigerians Are Frustrated but Not Finished, By Ahmad Shuaibu Isa
Introduction The world is undergoing a profound geopolitical transition. The early twenty-first century’s largely unipolar system, dominated by the United…
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WHEN INTELLIGENCE ARGUES WITH ITS OWN LIGHT, By Mahfuz Mundadu
When a young man says he is too smart to be religious, I do not first hear arrogance. I hear…
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