Remembering Stanley Macebuh
When The Guardian of Nigeria took to the streets as a daily newspaper in 1984, its basement offices had remarkable toilet facilities. In addition to t
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THE BAN OF BEGGING
Alhamdu lilLah! Alhamdu lilLah! Alhamdu lilLah! Every Northern Nigerian Muslim – and every Nigerian citizen for that matter – should be ha
Bishop of Truro, extremism and religious persecution in Nigeria
Last week, I attended a workshop at Wilton Part in Sussex on the theme of fostering social cohesion in Nigeria. It was organized by the Foreign and Co
Constitution Review C’ttee: Ploy to blunt clamour for restructuring?
The decision by the Dr Ahmad Lawan-led Ninth Senate to set u a 56-member Constitution Review Committee seems to have raised more questions than it ans
Almajiri: Still hanging fire
Old habits, they say, die hard. And those habits with taproots deep in culture and ignorance, like the Almajiri system of imparting the Quranic educat