By Ahmed Abdulkadir
The fears expressed in our earlier commentary on the dangers of “crashing food prices” have now unfolded in painful detail. What many...
By Aliyu U. Tilde
International understanding of religious violence in Nigeria is heavily shaped by narratives circulated online—narratives that many observers argue are influenced by...
By Engr. Mohammed Nur Khalil
The views expressed in this article are solely those of the author.
I. PROLOGUE: A DISTURBING TURN IN PUBLIC DISCOURSE
In the...
By Shehu Ibrahim Bakori
For years, communities across parts of northern Nigeria have lived under the shadow of recurring attacks, killings, kidnappings, and displacement. Entire...
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Katsina State’s fiscal story in 2024 mirrors that of many northern states: a heavy reliance on monthly allocations from Abuja, mixed with...
By Engr. Mohammed Nur Khalil
I. Prologue: The Burden of Trust
In moments of national decision, it is not only policies but character that are tested....
By Ahmed Abdulkadir
Getting a broadcast licence in Nigeria has never been easy. The process is long, expensive, and layered with bureaucratic hurdles — one...