M. A. Nababa

Politics of religion: Nigeria lost at a crossroad

June 19, 2022June 19, 2022 M. A. Nababa 0 Comments 2023 elections, Atiku, Politics, religion, Tinubu

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Share now6 6SharesNigeria can’t eat her cake and have it: professing to be in a secular state but imposing religious criteria

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Muslim-Muslim Ticket: Nigeria’s joker in the pack

June 14, 2022June 14, 2022 M. A. Nababa 0 Comments Muslim-Muslim, Tinubu

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Share now The Muslim-Muslim political gimmick is dividing Nigerians along religious lines but will only stand if Nigerians vote for it,

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APC presidential primary: Between the devil and the deep blue sea

June 4, 2022June 4, 2022 M. A. Nababa 0 Comments APC, Atiku, PDP, presidential primary, Tinubu

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Share now11 11SharesThe forthcoming presidential primary of Nigeria’s ruling party, APC, will make or mar its chances of retaining the key

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Nigerian Dossier: In search of the Philosopher King

May 31, 2022May 31, 2022 M. A. Nababa 0 Comments Buhari, IBB, Nigeria, Obasanjo, Philosopher King

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Share now81 81SharesSince 1960, Nigeria has grappled with leaders who, unlike the Philosopher King, have been unable to take her to

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Shekarau and the taste of a fruit salad

May 22, 2022May 22, 2022 M. A. Nababa 0 Comments

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Share now6 6SharesWill the fruit salad grilled by Kano state ex-governors Shekarau and Kwankwaso upset the incumbent Ganduje’s apple cart, or

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ASUU strike: Causing more harm than good

February 22, 2022May 22, 2022 M. A. Nababa 0 Comments ASUU strike, Education, Nigeria, University

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Share now1 1ShareASUU has overbeaten the use of strike actions and thus should come up with alternative effective industrial action, Adamu

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The fraud called ‘free education’

February 20, 2022May 22, 2022 M. A. Nababa 0 Comments Free education

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Share now10 10SharesAdamu Muhammad Nababa writes that governments who sing about ‘free education’ are dubious politicians who drag the education sector

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