Child Mortality in Nigeria
By Surajo Ahmad Alkali Child mortality has a major challenge to public health amongst families in Nigeria and other developing countries. The danger of Continue child mortality has been a…
Bashir Tofa: The Saint Goes Home
By Dr. Aliyu Usman Tilde While I was still in the fold of my blanket this morning, I was unprepared for the sad story of the departure of one of…
2022: My New Year Message to Borno people
By Babagana Umara Zulum Our dear people of Borno, at this important occasion of marking the beginning of the New Year, it is important to share information with you as…
NIGERIA: A Country @ 61
By Ibrahim M. Baba Sixty One Years after independence, Nigeria is still wallowing with alot of problems, ranging from political, social and economic crises that cripples the nation’s struggle to…
Bauchi State within the week under review
Compiled by Sulaiman Maijama’a This is one of the most hectic weeks His Excellency Governor Bala Mohammed has spent in recent time. The week was occupied with fruitful schedules, geared…
NDDC corruption: The north deserves apologies
By Sharon Faliya Cham “The beauty of reason is that it can be applied to understand the failure of reason” – Professor Steven Pinker “It is not possible to be…
Students of Education Need “Passion.”
By Omar Muaz “Teacher is a maker of man. He is foundation of all Education, and thus of the whole civilization of mankind, present and future. No nation reconstruction is…
NYSC BILL: An open letter to Hon. Awaji-Inombek Abiante
Dear Sir, I hope you are in good health. I hear you recently proposed a bill to scrap the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) because of so many reasons, the…
Begging government on Nation’s insecurity
By Usman Abdullahi Koli Every reasonable and discerning person in Nigeria knows that the country is sinking, sinking deeply down the ocean of regret. Banditry, terrorism and tribalism have now…
The exclusive powers conferred on the Emir to appoint or remove tittle holder (I)
By Dalhatu Hamza Alu dan Sidi Bamalli It is within unfettered and exclusive power of the Emir of Zazzau to appoint or otherwise remove traditional tittles at the Emir’s wish…
KIDNAPPING: A serious threat to Education system in Nigeria
By Muhammad Sani Mu’azu Kidnapping in Nigeria is turning to be the biggest problem of the nation as it has affected all the nooks and crannies of country. In the…
Schools’ safety and the government’s self-defeat
By Usman Abdullahi Koli If there is a place where pupils should be more safe then it is school. The provision of this safety is now a herculean task for…
Nomadism: Nomads And Their Rights To Education In Nigeria
By Omar Muaz It is an undisputable fact that the government recognizes education as the greatest investment that the nation can make to bring about rapid development of its economic,…
Repositioning Nomadic Education in Nigeria for peaceful coexistence
By Moses Bulus The education of the nomads ought to be seen as an important exercise considering their strategic position in the nation’s economy as the major supplier of protein.…
EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE: A destroying factor in Nigeria’s Educational system
By Stephen Ibrahim During my secondary school days and a year before I wrote my Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE), my father once said a statement which till date always…
Date palm: A Fruit for life
By Khadija Kasim Ibrahim Dates palm or phoenix dactyferais a flowering plant species in the palm family called arecaceae cultivated for its edible sweet fruit. Although its place of origin…
Prioritizing Health for a better living
By Mujaheed Haris Shehu Health refers to a person’s overall well-being and focuses not just on one’s physical state but the mental and social state as well. Physical fitness refers…
Kidnapping and the fate of school children in Northern Nigeria
By Shadrack Samuel Adamu Kidnapping is taking somebody away illegally and keep them as prisoners especially in order to get money or something else for returning them. Nigeria schools especially…
Tips to maintain a long term relationship
By Rabi Abdullahi There are many different ways to build many different kinds of relationships. When you are building a relationship for the purpose of obtaining customers for your business,…
International Women Day: Recognizing the importance of equal rights for women
By Hauwa Sani Muhammad The 2021 International Women Day celebrates women’s day with the theme “Choose to challenge ” aims to highlight and recognize the achievements of women. International Women’…
New Covid-19 vaccine and the need to observe other safety protocols
By Zaharadden Ladan The world is in the midst of a COVID-19 pandemic. As WHO and partners work together on the response — tracking the pandemic, advising on critical interventions,…
The Epileptic Transmission of ATAP fm and the need for full transmission
By Hafsat Auwal Campus radio is a type of radio station that is run by the students of a college, university or other educational institution which is ideally established to…
Open letter to Nigerian youth
By Sunusi Lamido Sunusi Dear Nigerian youth Tribalism is not our problem. Both tribalism and religion are artificial problems created by selfish leaders in their own personal interest and for…
The new Service Chiefs and he high expectations from Nigerians
By Mu’azu Muhammad Sulaiman President Muhammadu Buhari has accepted the immediate resignation of the Service Chiefs, and their retirement from service. Those so appointed are Maj-Gen. Lucky E.O. Irabor as…
Why we most defeat Neglected Tropical Disease before we move forward in Nigeria
By Mardiya Ahmad Musa It saddens my heart each time I see a 15-year old boy with lymphatic filariasis (elephantiasis) in the upper limb around ATBUTH Bauchi, begging for alms…
Cryptocurrency Ban in Nigeria: The Good but a Bad for the Nigerian Economy
By Muhammad Yusuf Musa The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) recently reiterated its earlier ban on all licensed financial institutions in the country from participating in any transaction involving cryptocurrencies…
Road Accidents should be the history in Nigeria
By Muhammad Auwal Abbbas Road traffic accident has been a major challenge in our country. Many have passed to the grave beyond from our roads. Though our governments are doing…
Kauran Baluchi’s cordial relationship with the opposition led parliament
By Yunusa Ibrahim Jibrin Right from the incept, of this government of Bauchi state after a hard contested election between the then sitting Governor M.A Abubakar and the incumbent Senator…
Need to end Poverty for a better Nigeria
By Kabiru Yakubu About 90 million people – roughly half Nigeria’s population live in extreme poverty, according to estimates from the World Data Lab’s Poverty Clock. Around June 2018, Nigeria…
Increasing Women Political Participation for Economic Development in Nigeria
By Sani Dalhatu The exclusion of women in politics has been identified in recent times as one of the major setbacks for economic development. Women’s groups are a strong pillar…
Boko Haram: The need for total overhaul of security in the North East
By Ibrahim Usman Musa The Boko Haram insurgency began in 2009, when the jihadist group Boko Haram started an armed rebellion against the government of Nigeria. The conflict takes place…
COVID19 VACCINE: Reality versus conspiracy theories
By Ahmad Haruna As the world recorded more than 1.5 million casualties and still counting, all as a result of the dreaded COVID-19 which emerged at the end of the…
Drugs abuse: An increasing menace among Nigerian Students
By Abdulkadir Aliyu The rate of chemical abuse and substance abuse is becoming increasingly prevalent among the Nigerian In-School Youths of this generation. Recreational drug use is illegal in most…
Curbing the menace of street begging in Northern Nigeria
By Muhammad haruna Street begging is a social challenge that is more rampant in Northern Nigeria than elsewhere in the country. Some poor individuals resort to street begging to sustain…
Buhari’s new Service Chiefs: Hope the story will change
By Mohammed Fatihu Aminu Just like when someone has been in a terrible situation and later relieved from the burden feels happy, this is how some Nigerians expressed happiness over…
The need to boost Agricultural activities in Nigeria
By Muhammad Hamza Adam Agriculture is the science or practice of farming with the production of food products by the used of machine for farm production or extension of cultivating…
Fulani: The most volatile and tolerant group in Nigeria
By Jamilu Kaseem The Fulani tribe in Nigeria are often profiled as volatile and intolerant group while others call them naive and igorants. How true is the above statement? Originally…
Violence against women and girls: The time to act is now or never
By Abubakar Idris Despite the widespread outcry over the rising cases of rape in Nigeria, there seems to be no end to the nemesis. There is no day in the…
Covid-19 pandemic and Palliative Measures in Nigeria
By Daramola Jacob In a bid to slow the rate of spread of the virus, the Federal Government of Nigeria, on several occasions, imposed targeted lockdown measures in areas with…
The benefits and weaknesses of early Marriage
By Sadiya Ahmad Musa Early marriage simply refers to the situation where by a young couples got a legal relationship as husband and wife. One of the major benefits of…
Human trafficking as the major setback to Nigeria’s development
By Muhammad Sani Abdullahi The Government of Nigeria does not fully meet the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking but is making significant efforts to do so. These efforts…
Jesus Christ: A savior to mankind
By Akirghirga M. Tabitha The Jesus of Nazareth, mostly known to all as:’Jesus Christ’ or the “Anointed One”. He is regarded as the savior of the people, the Messiah. Not…
Mother: The First Role Model for a child
By Muhammad Khadija Shehu Understanding a Mother’s Role and Encouraging Love, Adoration and Respect for Her In fact, “Mother’s Role in the Society” is considered to be quite a sensitive…
Women as Role Models for Child Upbringing
By Janet Idi Let’s start by knowing the word Discipline and what it entails.”Discipline is the process of teaching your child what type of behavior is acceptable and what type…
The Role of Science and Technology in Society and Governance
By Yakubu Yakubu In the past, our scientific methods and institutions have tended to emphasize the study of individual natural processes rather than systems, analysis more than synthesis, and understanding…