The Excellence Of Reunion

'Every happiness of today is a memory of tomorrow'

Almajirci in the North: Problems, Solutions and Unexplored Possibilities II - By Hajara Bukar

"In some cases, it is children that were left to teach themselves good manners at a very young age that are sent away into amajirci"

Almajirci in the North: Problems, Solutions and Unexplored Possibilities I - By Hajara Bukar

"The term Almajiri is the Hausa domestication of the Arabic word al-Muhajir which means migrant."

The Blessed Water of Zam-Zam By Isma'il M. Bello

Zam Zam Well |

The name Zam zam was said to have originated from the phrase, Zame zame (from her Coptic tone of Egypt) meaning stop flowing. Imam Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawzayyah, may Allah have mercy on him, said; “Zam zam water is the best and noblest of all water”.

On Katsina Senior School II Qualifying Examination, By Baba Bala Katsina

Students Writing Examination |

Early this year, I did a psychoanalysis of public education in Katsina. In it, I tried to burgle into the psyche of the government and other stakeholders’, in relation to the sector.

Ministry of Patriotism, By Ibrahim Dahiru Gambarawa

Patriotism

As Mahmud Jega once wrote in his usual Monday column of DailyTrust Newspaper entitled ‘Ministry of Happiness’ sometime

North vs South: What a Disparity in Priorities? By Dr. Ahmad Gumi

Almost ten years ago a sultan died in an air mishap on his way back from an education forum organized by the Obasanjo regime in Abuja.

The School Dropouts Governor Yari Literally Wants In Our Students, By @gazali_shehu

Governor Abdulaziz Yari of Zamfara State

Governor Yari doesn’t give education in Zamfara state any attention not because he is uneducated himself but because he wants the children of the downtrodden to be successful

Northern Nigeria and North Dakota; Two "Norths" in Opposition, By Dikko Muhammad

Dikko Muhammad

Since April this year, there have been series of protests in North Dakota, the United states because an oil company is building oil pipeline which will cross a sacred burial

Another Look On How To Tackle Unemployment By @DeleMomodu

Fellow Nigerians, let me say that nothing worries me more than the lack of jobs for our teeming youths. I have lost count of how many requests I get daily from unemployed graduates and non-graduates seeking any kind of job.

The unspiritual side of Aso Villa By Femi Adesina

 

Let me begin with two clarifications. Aso Villa is not my home, I am just passing through. Even this world is nobody's home, we are just birds of passage. So, let nobody turn up his nose in derision, and say;

Confident Pricing: An Effective Shield against Uncertainty

Setting prices has never been easy, but with emerging technologies, new market entrants, fickle customers, instant web comparisons, falling prices and rising costs, the

Corporate Mirage: The Fruitless Search for Certainty

Most people are troubled by uncertainty. We want the world to make sense, be predictable and act according to clear rules of cause and effect. We like to believe that good efforts will be rewarded and

Katsina Education Sector: A House of Commotion

Following secondary school students’ protest in Katsina on what they believed was unfair abolition of payment of their Senior School Certificate Examination (WAEC, NECO, NABTEB & NBAIS)

“Markets” and “Democracy”: Good or Bad Bedfellows? (PIB as Panacea)

Market and Democracy

In Capitalism and Freedom, the defining text on the American business model, Professor Milton Friedman (the Nobel-prize winner) acknowledges that “what constitutes property, and what rights