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Mind Your Grammar

By Olayiwola Ridwan  Aminu Introduces Salamatu to His Friends Aminu: Kabiru, Haruna, Jabiru, meet Salamatu, the grammar guru. His friends: Assalamu ‘Alaikum, Hajia Salamatu. How are you? Salamatu: Wa’alaykumus Salaam. I’m quite fine. His friends: Happy to hear that. Aminu has really told us impressive things about you. He, in fact, told us how you…

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The Untold Woes of Students Hustlers Who Struggle to Meetup with 75% Class Attendance

By Shehu Uthman For Muhammad Usman Dattijo, an indigene of Niger State, economic challenges have not only put most of his plans on hold, but also severally denied him the opportunity to resume school early every semester. The burden of carrying the family’s responsibilities has been placed on the 300-level law student shoulders since the…

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UDUS-NAMLAS Set to Constitute Shura Committee

Yahaya Abdulrahman reports The National Association of Muslim Law Students, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, has set to constitute a Shura Committee responsible for selecting new executive members to pilot the affairs of the association. This was disclosed during a congress meeting held on Friday, 27th October and presided over by the Deputy Ameer on Administration,…

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Graduate Sets Academic Records on Fire, Says Certificates Prove not Useful

By Abdulmalik Abdulwahab Olutimin Ilenre, a young graduate of History and International studies from Ajayi Crowther University, Oyo state, set all his academic records on fire due to the formidable challenges posed by unemployment. This was contained in a video surface on the social media  where Ilenre set his degree testimony, National Youth Service Corp…

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Torturous Experience: How Danfodiyo Female Hostels Suffered Dirty Water Crisis, Risked Health Implications

By Shamsudeen Abubakar Despite the intervention made towards the end of the second semester of the last session, the resident of Zamfara hostel, at Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto (UDUS), was gripped by another water crisis, which subjected many of them to using dirty and unclean water for their daily needs. This sparked many concerns among…

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Bakassi Residents Break Silence, Demand Motorcycle Riders, Bus-stop for Campus Convenience

By Abdulrasaq Kamaldeen Bakasssi Hostel On one Monday, Abdulrahman Abdulrahim, faced a challenging morning as he prepared to attend his lecture at A’ classes—situated a kilometer away from Bakassi hostel. Despite a rejuvenating rest, fatigue marked his expression as he stood at the crossroads, eagerly awaiting a motorcycle to transport him to class. However, after…

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Embracing Adulthood with Grace and Wisdom

By: Amidat Ahmad Growing up is a universal journey embarked upon from our first steps, evolving through childhood and adolescence. Transitioning into adulthood signifies leaving the sheltered high school environment for a world of possibilities. Adulthood brings opportunities and challenges, demanding adaptation and maturity in education, career, and passions. Increased responsibilities and independence define adulthood….

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MATTERS AFFECTING WOMEN IN THE RECENT TIME By: Maryam Abdullahi

MATTERS AFFECTING WOMEN IN THE RECENT TIME  By: Maryam Abdullahi       Series of thorough conducted survey as connected to certain degrading challenges that affect women in the present century has revealed in supplement, idolatry writings and recent studies; that in all ramifications, women are confronted with physical, social, economical, political, emotional, and social…

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