BY ABUBAKAR H. MUHAMMAD, FEBRUARY 04, 2022 | 03:16 PM The tomb of Balewa Bauchi State is home to many national monuments and game reserves. The reserves are...
BY ABUBAKAR H. MUHAMMAD, ABDULKADIR M. LAWAN & FATI MUSA MARTE, FEBRUARY 03, 2022 | 12:05 PM Things can be so close, but yet so far. This community is...
IBRAHIM ABDULHAMID, OCTOBER 11, 2021, 04:53 PM Ongoing military operations have squeezed bandits, reports have shown. They are now starving, with no easy means...
...Adamu Rugu Rugu's claim of forceful conscription into Boko Haram is most likely a lie ...He was in 2019 reported killed by the Nigerian Army, which elicited...
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has placed six Nigerians on its terror list. The UAE cabinet in a resolution No 83 of 2021, named 38 persons, 15 organizations...
Usman Mohammed, Abdulhamid Al-Gazali When Madam Amina Kashim Muhib opened her little tailoring shop in Kofa Biyu, Maiduguri, in 1998, she had no idea it's...
Editor’s note: This is a story of a young boy who was captured by Boko Haram in Bama in September 1, 2014, when the local government was taken over by the...
...what happens after a boy and a girl meet ...decide to get married. In this world, there are as many cultures as can be imagined—each with its distinct...
In Nigeria, you can tell which part of the country one comes from, from one’s dressing and accents. When one wears a cap and a kaftan, he tells the world...
Editor’s note: Saratu is a Yoruba girl studying in the University of Maiduguri. She sends in this piece as a contribution to the dissection of the details of...
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