I have trained 16,000 managers —Professor Iornem
David Iornem, a Benue born Professor of Management Sciences, is one of the very few Northern management consultants in the…
We’ll defend anti-open grazing law with our last blood —President, Mdzough U Tiv
President-General Mdzough U Tiv, Chief Edward Ujege, who is also the spokesman for Benue pan socio-cultural group, in an interaction…
As a Yoruba man I’m a title holder in Kaduna, says Prince Oye
Prince Oye Adeagbo is a Yoruba man and currently the President of Egbe Omo Oke Ogun Parapo North. He left…
Government should gazette all grazing reserves in existence —Miyetti Allah’s Assistant Secretary-General
Dr Ibrahim Abdullahi is a veterinary doctor and Assistant Secretary-General of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), he…
Igala youths should return to farm — Omachi Ata Igala
Chief John Otairu Omale, the Onuh and Omachi Ata Igala Lokoja, Kogi state capital, who, by his title, is the…
Ranching, solution to herdsmen, farmers clashes —Nasarawa Emergency Management Agency boss
Mr Zachary Zamani Allumaga is the Executive Secretary, Nasarawa State Emergency Management Agency (NASEMA). He is also a legal practitioner.…
We should not bring politics into education —Kaduna SUBEB boss
Nasir Umar is a trained teacher and former principal of the famous Barewa College, Zaria. He is the current executive…
We must stop overloading of vehicles in Nasarawa —FRSC Sector Commander
Faustina Alegbe is the Sector Commander-in-Charge of Nasarawa State of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC). She is one among…
Skill acquisition solution to youths’ illegal migration —ITF DG
Joseph Ntung Ari is the Director General/Chief Executive of the Industrial Training Fund, an organisation saddled with manpower development and…
The battle against malnutrition in North-East Nigeria
Numan-born Professor Jose Ambe is the head of Department of Pediatrics at the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital (UMTH). In…
Railing against fraud How ticketing fraud is affecting Kaduna/Abuja rail service, commuters
The Abuja-Kaduna rail line has brought great relief to commuters on that route, but the good intention is being hampered…
Gains and pains of primary education in the North
It is obvious that solid foundation is necessary for the attainment of sound education, this gives credence to why any…
‘N200 education levy kept pupils out of school in Kaduna’
Primary education is an integral part of education. In Nigeria, the responsibility of primary education is given to Local Government…
The daily life of an almajiri in Bauchi
It is a common thing to see a group of boys mostly between the ages of four and 10 roaming…
When will Kaduna/Abuja road be free of kidnappers?
The 160 kilometres Kaduna/Abuja road was constructed during the military administration of General Ibrahim Babangida. It was a cheering news…
Obangogo hill: Protector of Kabba people
Kabba, the headquarters of the Yoruba speaking people of Kogi State in the North Central Nigeria, has a rich culture…
The ‘dying’ dye pits of Kano
Though the dye pits of Kano have endured centuries of existence things have remained the same despite efforts to bring…
Why North is shifting from groundnut pyramid to rice pyramid
There was once a time when groundnut pyramids were not only the pride of the Northern region of Nigeria but…
Plateau project is about better life for people —Hon Dabang
Honourable Latep Dabang is the former Chairman, Plateau State Independent Electoral Commission and now Plateau State Chairman, All Progressives Congress…
When Berom revived their cultural heritage
After eight years of being in limbo, the rich cultural festival of Berom people of Plateau State “Nzem Berom” was…
