Letters

Letters

Farewell, Hajia Zainab Ibrahim Idris

It will surely come when it will come. It is a necessary end of every mortal. It respects no one, high and low. Nobody has immunity from death. In fac

NNPC: Allegations and challenges

In recent times, however, scathing allegations of fraud from individuals, organizations and agencies has tainted the image of the nation’s oil giant i

Insurgencies rarely win; Nigeria’s will be the same (maybe)

But history shows that insurgents rarely win, and the case in Nigeria should be no different. Now that it finally has a winning strategy, the Jonathan

Help us, Gov Wamakko

From the information available to us, the plots if developed would block the view of the planned State Mass Housing Estate. We wish to appeal to Gover

Rhythm of life: In Kano, one era ends; another begins

That turnout paid tribute in death to a King who in life, during a half-century’s reign, sought to mend even the most rancorous of disputes. ‘Allah, m