Insecurity, NYSC and the weight of sacrifice to Father’s land

By Ibn Usman Abubakar Siddiq “if bandits fit enter army camp, shey na nysc camp dem no go enter?? How will bandit enter NYSC camp without call up letter…” A…

Nigeria’s Thriving Terrorism Economy and The Gloomy Realities

By Ozumi Abdul “When the frog in front falls into a pit, those behind take caution. When crocodiles eat their own eggs, what will they not do to the flesh…

From Ogbueshi to National Service, Asagba Celebrates Tax Ombud

By Yusuf Issa An-Nuphawi The ancient city of Asaba came alive on May 30, 2026, as traditional rulers, business leaders, politicians, professionals, and distinguished sons and daughters of the kingdom…

From Survival to Habit: The Growing Culture of Street Begging in Kano

By Ibn Usman Abubakar Siddiq “They do not beg people persistently.” — Surah Al-Baqarah 2:273 Young men who should be building businesses, learning trades, or shaping their futures now spend…

Shari’ah, divorce and danger of misdiagnosing the problem

By: Fatih Lawal-Garu THE editorial published by the Nigerian Tribune on May 14, 2026, titled “Divorce: The Kaduna woman who has nowhere to go,” raises an emotionally compelling and socially…

Meet Nigeria’s First Tax Ombudsman, Dr. John Nwabueze

Meet Nigeria’s First Tax Ombudsman, Honorable Dr. John Nwabueze By Yusuf Issa An-Nuphawi President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s appointment of Dr. John Nwabueze as the Honourable Tax Ombudsman is a thoughtful…

Kwankwaso @69: Nigeria celebrates an icon

By Mustapha Muhammad About eight hundred and twenty-eight (828) months ago, roughly five thousand seven hundred and ninety-six (5,796) weeks in the past, a remarkable child was born in the…

NUJ’s Indifference Towards Some Journalists in Kano: Does Dog Eats Dog?

By Haroon Aremu The Kano council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) just did the unthinkable, by denying two journalists. According to a statement by the Kano Police Command’s…

Security Chiefs, Editors, ‘Off-the-Record’ and Other Confidential Rules

Security Chiefs, Editors, ‘Off-the-Record’ and Other Confidential RulesBy Yushau A. Shuaib A recent debate has reignited an enduring ethical dilemma in media circles: what should or should not be published?…

Inside VP Shettima’s Philosophy of Humble Service

By Stanley Nkwocha Beyond his administrative prowess and impressive work ethic, which are immediately apparent even to first-time visitors, working closely with Vice President Kashim Shettima teaches one the essence…