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Adamu Adamu: Salient strides in the transformation of tertiary education.
Adamu Adamu: Salient strides in the transformation of tertiary education.
By Tahir Ibrahim
Mallam Adamu Adamu is one of the most prolific writers of our…
Stimulating the Art Scene in Nigeria
Stimulating the Art Scene in Nigeria
By Jerry Adesewo
In my column last week, I attempted to set a cultural agenda for the incoming Nigerian President,…
The need for Nigerians to be sensitive about 2023 election, politicians’ repeating promises
The need for Nigerians to be sensitive about 2023 election, politicians' repeating promises
In fewer than seven weeks, Nigeria will face the reality of 2023,…
2023 General Elections: A Cultural Agenda
2023 General Elections: A Cultural Agenda
By Jerry Adesewo
2023 for Nigerians is one significant year that cannot be wished away, even if we want to. It…
The North & 2023: Honor and truth, or lies and deceit?
The North & 2023: Honor and truth, or lies and deceit?
By Tahir Ibrahim
In the 21st century of global villages, democracy, westernization of ideals…
2023: Political Parties and the Need for Issue-Based Campaigns
2023: Political Parties and the Need for Issue-Based Campaigns
Political parties in Nigeria formally launched their campaigns for the 2023 General Election…
Akete Festival Playwriting Competition: And The Winners Are…
Akete Festival Playwriting Competition: And The Winners Are…
By Jerry Adesewo
‘Yellow Dreams’ by Paul Ugbede; ‘The Salt Water Wars’ by James Henshaw; and…
HIASFEST 2023: All Road Leads To Minna
HIASFEST 2023: All Road Leads To Minna
By Jerry Adesewo
Minna, the Niger State capital has no doubt carved a niche for itself as the literary capital of…
The 2023 Election Can Be An Opportunity For Us To Get It Right As A Nation
The 2023 Election Can Be An Opportunity For Us To Get It Right As A Nation
It is a well-known fact that all eyes are on the 2023 election in Nigeria and that…
The Nigerian social fabric: a smorgasbord of contradictions
The Nigerian social fabric: a smorgasbord of contradictions
It could be argued that almost 62 years after becoming independent, Nigeria has not yet found a…