I thank my enemies, they are now my friends – Professor Justine Tseayo
Professor Justine Iyorbee Tseayo was, for a long time, a don in the Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) and University of Jos. He is now a professor emeritu
Reminiscences
Reminiscences
Why I was not happy as deputy governor – Danjuma Gani
Dr Samuel Danjuma Gani served in the government of northern Nigeria and the federal level before moving to Benue-Plateau, then Gongola and finally Tar
I have more friends in Sokoto than in Langtang – Selcan Miner
Selcan Miner, who hails from Langtang in Plateau State, was a district officer in the 1960s in various provinces of the North. He became a very senior
I am not a radical priest by choice — Cardinal Onaiyekan
John Cardinal Olorunfemi Onaiyekan was the Archbishop of Abuja until he retired recently. He was the president of the Catholic Bishops Conference of N
My parents established Otukpo in the 1920s — Inuwa Jibrin
Alhaji Inuwa Jibrin, a veteran journalist, was one of the pioneer members of staff of the Broadcasting Company of Northern Nigeria ( BCNN) in the earl