Parliamentary government: How to end insecurity in Nigeria, part 1
Nigeria can repair the sorry state of her economy and security if she reverts to the parliamentary system of government, Faruk
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2023: Can APC hand over power to itself?
It will be extremely difficult for the ruling APC government to hand over power to itself except it is able
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2039: How Igbos can conquer Nigeria’s presidency
Igbos will forever remain second class citizens in Nigeria if they do not follow the strategies enumerated in this article,
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Politics of religion: Nigeria lost at a crossroad
Nigeria can’t eat her cake and have it: professing to be in a secular state but imposing religious criteria for
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Muslim-Muslim Ticket: Nigeria’s joker in the pack
The Muslim-Muslim political gimmick is dividing Nigerians along religious lines but will only stand if Nigerians vote for it, M.
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APC presidential primary: Between the devil and the deep blue sea
The forthcoming presidential primary of Nigeria’s ruling party, APC, will make or mar its chances of retaining the key to
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Nigerian Dossier: In search of the Philosopher King
Since 1960, Nigeria has grappled with leaders who, unlike the Philosopher King, have been unable to take her to the
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Shekarau and the taste of a fruit salad
Will the fruit salad grilled by Kano state ex-governors Shekarau and Kwankwaso upset the incumbent Ganduje’s apple cart, or turn
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Nuruddin Farah’s Maps review: The tragedy of a woman doomed to love wrong men
Nuruddin Farah’s Maps, a soul shattering story that scrutinises the ill-treatment of women in a patriarchal and war-torn society, Ubaji
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Enemy Circles review, by Yakubu Adamu Geshere
Enemy Circles is full of suspense, intrigues, espionages and counter espionages that brought down nations while binding two hearts together
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In Lola Shoneyin’s The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives, patriarchy takes a hit
While Lola Shoneyin’s The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives was unsuccessful in ridiculing patriarchy in African society, it wasn’t
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Travelogue: Why 97 percent of Kano residents are settlers
Nigeria will need to settle the indigenes versus settlers’ debacles of her citizens to attain profound progress in all indices
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Education: Why Kano ancestors stoned Driver Gwalagwaje, Part IV
The verdicts that came in from Nafarko and my humble self prompted Barbushe to call for the stoning of Gwalagwaje
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Education: Why Kano ancestors stoned Driver Gwalagwaje, Part III
Barbushe has given the floor to Gwalagwaje to rebuff the allegations against him and set the records straight, Faruk Ahmed
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