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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UDUS Campus Journalists Participate in Dubawa Week for Truth

By Muheeb Mashood   Campus journalists at Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, have participated in the Dubawa Week, sponsored by the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID). Running from Monday, October 23 to Friday 27, the program brings together participants from various states across Nigeria to participate in intensive training from journalism experts before engaging…

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Fate’s Compass: The Tale of Hafsat and Haliyat

By Muhammad Akindele In the journey of academia, where dreams intertwine with the rhythms of hope, Hafsat Danjuma found herself entangled in the unpredictable voyage of university admissions. As the JAMB CAPS danced with promises of admission, Hafsat, like her fellow ‘jambites’, eagerly anticipated the transformative shift from “ Not Yet Admitted” to the coveted…

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Prolonged Blackout: How Solar Power Becomes a Lifeline for Students in Benji Hoste

By Fathiu Jimoh As Abdulqodir Yusuf, a 300-level student at Benji hostel, grappled with the unbearable darkness of his hostel, solar power emerged as an unlikely saviour, rescuing him from the persistent blackout. Abdulqodir, who has experienced first-hand struggles, stress and oppressive conditions living at Benji hostel, stated that the persistent blackout has become a…

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