Losing my sister inspired me into humanitarian services – Nuhu Kwajafa
Nuhu Fulani Kwajafa, a 52-year-old man born in Lagos but a native of Borno State, is the son of a former commissioner of police, Fulani Kwajafa. A gra
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Dr Jaja: Law teacher impacting judiciary with indigenous ICT tools
Dr Tonye Clinton Jaja is a law lecturer at the University of Benin. He holds a PhD in law (with a specialisation in legislative drafting) from the Uni
Ismail’s YES-Hub makes Katsina youth entrepreneurs, employers of labour
Like many other states in the federation, Katsina State is confronted by the burden of youth unemployment, worsened by limited opportunities to boost
How I use traditional methods to resolve disputes in my community
For Alhaji Mustapha Sanusi, the District Head of Duhu in Adamawa State, the activities of Boko Haram insurgents, farmers/herders clash and kidnap for
Mrs Obi: An Igbo woman teaching generations of Kano students
“What gives me joy is that I have many children,” says Mrs Decent Obiabumuo, who has spent over 30 years teaching in public secondary schools in Kano