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“Students Who Have Already Paid School Fees May Lose Their Money”— SU CTC Chairman

Isiaq Ibrahim reports    The Chairman Caretaker Committee (CTC) for Students’ Union, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS),Muhammad Shamsudeen said students who had already paid their school fees may end up losing their money. It was gathered that students have been seeing updates of the amount of tuition fees on their portal with roughly 50% increment…

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Never Rush into Marriage

THURSDAY MOTIVATION by Abdullateef Abdullahi The word “Yes” to the wrong person has been the reason why most of your friends who rushed into early marriage end up facing relationship woes! Marriage is a life contract so DON’T allow anyone with bad handwriting to sign a life contract of depression for you with pressure. Heed…

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Achievement Through Admission Challenge: The Story of Rasheedat Olamide

By Sulaiman Aishat In the realm of academic pursuits, encountering challenges is a common occurrence. These difficulties can range from financial constraints to misinformation about educational institutions, and more. While such hurdles can either pave the way for success or thwart one’s aspirations, my story exemplifies how failure to secure admission led to numerous achievements….

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Celebrate Your Little Wins

By Habeeb Olokooba In a globe filled with youths who found fraud as the only way to triumph, peers with a contrary view should be greatly celebrated. Society has degenerated, and immorality has been styled. Thus, it will be kooky for you not to celebrate your little wins. Both thumbs will ask you if you…

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Despite Millions Generated from Developmental Fees, UDUS Sporting Suffers Facilities

By: Hussain Wahab  At 16-year-old, Maryam Abdullateef became one of the best female football players in Nurudeen Grammar School Ogbomoso, a dream she hoped to nurture into becoming like the professional Nigerian footballer and Barcelona striker, Asisat Oshoala. Upon her admission into Usmanu Danfodiyo University for a  5 year’s course in 2019, the 24-year-old thought…

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