Nigeria Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

By: Abdullateef Abdullahi   Nigeria, with its rich history and diverse culture, has experienced significant transformations over the years. Yesterday, Nigeria grappled with the challenges of colonialism, gaining independence in 1960. The struggle for stability marked the early years, as the nation navigated political transitions and economic changes. Today, Nigeria stands as Africa’s most populous…

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FACT-CHECK: Did UDUS Give Matriculation Gowns to New Students For Free?

By Shereefdeen Ahmad The PEN PRESS outfit published a report  that the management of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto has started distributing matriculation gowns to freshers for ‘free’. The report was  titled ‘ Excitement as UDUS Management Distributes ‘ Free’ Matriculation Gowns to New Students.’ The Claim The report claimed that the management of Usmanu Danfodiyo University,…

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Life of the Hijabi Sisiter

By Bagidi Latifah Across the whole world, it is believed that hijab is one of the physical identities of every muslim woman of which also calls for respect in their daily life. Hijab, a beauty of Islam it is! The term “Hijabi Sister” is a broad reference to Muslim women who wear the hijab, a…

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THE NEED FOR A MASS COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT IN UDUS

The department of mass communication helps to prepare students for positions in the mass media industry, governmental agencies and other organizations where journalistic communication skills are crucial. This department helps to provide students with skills in areas such as journalism, broadcasting, films, publishing, advertising and public relations and more. The aforementioned benefits of having a…

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FUJI HOUSE OF COMMOTION

  By: Muneer Yaqub     Moved, so seconded; the motion of action.   Charged, the “Orubebes” of the House quickly went to work. They flew into a rage. Things fell apart, apologies to Achebe. Chants of “Greatest Nigerian students!” rented the air, with ardor. Aluta Sabotage, so it seemed.   But, fortunately, there was…

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