I went to school by accident – Professor Idris Mohammed
Professor Idris Mohammed is a medical doctor, researcher, lecturer and administrator. The former provost of the School of Medical Sciences in the Univ
Reminiscences
Reminiscences
How civil service reform became ‘Deformed’ – Amb. Alghazali, ex-chair, fed civil service commission
Ambassador Ahmed Alghazali graduated from the University of Ibadan in 1964 and worked in the northern Nigeria civil service. He later moved to the Bor
Why I’m not a member of Borno Elders’ Forum – Ali Ciroma, former NLC president
Comrade Ali Ciroma is a former president of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) between 1984 and 1988. He joined union movement since he was 17, nearly
What I learnt working with Ahmadu Bello and IBB – Ambassador Yusufari
Ambassador Ahmed Shehu Yusufari, a veteran civil servant, was the assistant private secretary to the Premier of Northern Nigeria, Alhaji Ahmadu Bello
I am contented with life – Dr Halima Adamu
Halima Yelwa Adamu, who became a medical doctor 47 years ago, is a pioneer in the profession in this part of the country, especially for the women fol