Breaking no laws, just barriers: Mentoring the next generation of Arewa women
I look around my community up North and am struck by the two opposing emotions that fill my heart: pride and concern. Concern, because I see countless
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Time to relocate Giwa Barracks
I had been woken up by the muezzin’s first call. It was still dark as dawn was steps away. My phone, lying beside me, seemed to be blinking continuous
Pay a living wage – Prioritise workers’ welfare now
The Resource Centre for Human Rights and Civic Education (CHRICED) extends warm solidarity to all Nigerian workers on the occasion of this year’s Work
Makaru, Hassadu and Nakasu: The spiritual cancer eating North
The North today stands at a crossroads — battered by insecurity, strangled by poverty, weighed down by poor governance, and divided by clannish politi
Criminalisation of poverty and the tyranny of wealth
In today’s Nigeria, money is no longer just a medium of exchange or a measure of economic value—it has become the yardstick for human worth, the langu