Friday Column

Beyond the Northern Security Trust Fund Board

Guest Columnist By Sani Danaudi Mohammed   Long before the colonial borders, the North of Nigeria was the heartbeat of commerce in West Africa. From Kano to...

The other faces of power Nigerians rarely question

Guest Columnist By Hashim Yussuf Amao   Whenever hardship tightens its grip on Nigeria, whenever roads collapse, hospitals decay, schools deteriorate, insecurity spreads, unemployment rises, or...

History of the Foundation of the Hijri Calendar: Its Origins, Development, Ruling and Civilisational Role in Building the Islamic Nation (II)

Characteristics and Civilisational Dimensions: A purely lunar system, the Hijri year averages 354–355 days. It is 10–11 days shorter than the solar (Gregorian) year, causing...

America borrows power, Nigeria borrows survival

Findings show that the United States owes more than $36 trillion while Nigeria owes over N159.28 trillion, with external debt now standing at approximately...

When faith meets politics: The cost to moral authority

Guest Columnist By Sam Agogo Nigeria’s spiritual and traditional leaders were once the conscience of society. Imams, pastors, priests and traditional clerics were respected for their...

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