By Shereefdeen Ahmad Born on 10th April 1992 in Sedhiou Senegal, Sadio Mane grew up in a small village of Bambali in South Senegal. Coming from a family of many children and parents’ inability to cater for them all due to financial hardship, Sadio Mane had to live with one of his uncles where he…
By Rahman Layo Family relationships are crucial for a fulfilling life, yet the future remains unpredictable. It’s essential to plan to navigate potential challenges effectively. The concept of family relationships varies widely, especially among younger generations. For many, it signifies a deep connection between two individuals of opposite genders who share emotions and aspire to…
By Abubakar Shamsudeen As we commemorate Teachers’ Day, it is essential to acknowledge the invaluable contributions of educators in shaping the minds and futures of countless individuals. Teachers play a pivotal role in society, nurturing young minds, and inspiring them to reach their full potential. This article aims to celebrate the dedication, passion, and unwavering…
By: Aisha Sulaiman On Wednesday, July 17th, 2024, the National Association of Campus Journalists at Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, hosted a compelling virtual webinar on Google Meet. Themed “Gender Inclusion: Why Female Voices Matter in Journalism,” emphasized the critical role of women in the journalism field and drew participants from various press boards. The facilitator,…
3 REASONS WHY SUG’S PARKING-LOT PROJECT IS A SCAM By: Muneer So, I was asked why Muneer Yaqub has never seen anything good in this administration of UDUS’ Students’ Union. You laughed. Yes, so did I. Well, perhaps because Journalism has no other definition to me than one: exposing the ills of the society, for…
By Habeeb Olokooba Claim: An X user claimed that palm tree leaves can reverse liver damage in just three months, by using two tablespoons of dried powdered leaves as tea twice daily. Verdict: The claim that palm tree leaves can reverse liver damage is false. No evidence was found in research. A hepatologist also said…
By Babatetengi Abubakar I left UDUS to celebrate my Sallah at Ambursa, a village in Kebbi State. It was early hours of a Friday morning, the third day of sallah and I was ready to return back to campus. I packed my stuff in my bag as I set out for the village garage. Unfortunately,…
By Abdulrasaq Olayinka There’s a popular idea held by the majority of Nigerians that mixing a malt and a milk boosts production in the human body system. In fact, our local acclaimed nurses go a long way of adding them on the list of medicines needed to boost blood production, when a patient is…
By Yisau Babatunde In a small corner of Orlu, Imo State, Nigeria, a teenage girl once stood barefoot on a dusty pitch, her hands covered in sand instead of gloves. Each time the ball slipped past her, her friends laughed, but she never stopped. Every failed dive encouraged her to try again. That girl…
By Lamid Azeez On May 29, the newly elected President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, in his inaugural speech, declared unequivocally that fuel subsidy is gone. According to him, the rationale behind the decision was the rising cost of fuel subsidy of over $800 million a month on the Nigerian…
