The ‘pampalak’i’ they ignored
Growing up in Kano, in the 70s and 80s, meant having access to a great deal of religious preaching. There was the one at ‘makarantar allo’, the tradit
Wednesday Column
Growing up in Kano, in the 70s and 80s, meant having access to a great deal of religious preaching. There was the one at ‘makarantar allo’, the tradit
The initial title of today’s piece was to be: “No, this isn’t Islam” and was meant to be a response to the so-called ‘cleric’ who said the First Lady
Almost 30 years ago, when I arrived in South Africa, I was enchanted and thoroughly impressed by the men and women known the world over as anti-aparth
The outpouring of grief over the death of Isa Umar Gusau, our former colleague and the spokesman to the Borno State governor, was not a surprise to me
I have long advocated a change in the structure of the management of the Central Bank of Nigeria. I have held the view that the current structure of t