UMARU WAS A GOOD MAN
Thursday morning, the 6th of May, found me at Zaranda Hotel, Bauchi, attending a Retreat of top level public servants from Kano State. As by then ever
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Journalism and its occupational hazard
The headline of a story on page four which drew my attention read: “Gunmen kill Nigeria Journalist in Lagos Home.” I had planned to relax on board and
ON MAKING A DIFFERENCE (II)
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RE: LIMAMIN CANJI
One is Adamu Digare, a barber whose shop on ‘Yan Azara Road used to be the haunt of all the area’s politicos. True to the proverbial barber’s shop as
ADIEU, LIMAMIN CANJI, ADIEU!
“Kai Bala, Ya Ka!” Rimi beckoned. There was never a better way, in Hausa, for Seniors to show their hold and dominion over Juniors than the use of the