Malam Ibrahim Muazzam: The scholar who taught me to think beyond my convictions
By Gabriel Asuquo Sometime in 2020, I encountered a scholar who challenged me to do something seemingly simple but intellectually […]
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WOFAN Turns Years of Hardship into Renewed Hope for Spinal Cord Patient in Jigawa
By Lamara Garba For 16 years, Rakiya Ibrahim watched her son, Zuladaini Attahir, lose nearly everything. A former sand miner
The One Metre Square Philosophy:A Citizens’ Call To Responsibility On Nigeria’s 66th Independence Anniversary
By Retired DIG Mohammed Usaini Gumel As Nigeria marks the 66th anniversary of its independence on 1 October 2026, the
How Jigawa Government Is Keying Into Project 744 Network Philosophy For Grass Roots Development
By DIG Mohammed Usaini Gumel (Rtd) The unveiling of five-year Development Plans (2025–2030) for Jigawa State’s 27 Local Government Areas
Two Months of Action: Kano’s New Front in the War Against Drug Abuse
By: Lamara Garba For years, the menace of drug abuse has remained one of the most troubling challenges confronting Nigerian
Beyond the Fields: WOFAN’s Investment in Africa’s Agricultural Future
By Lamara Garba Agricultural transformation rarely begins with a seed. It begins with an idea, an invitation, or the decision
Ratko Mladić: The Butcher of Bosnia and the Shadow He Leaves Behind
By Lamara Garba Azare Some names are written into history because of courage, sacrifice and service to humanity. Others become
WOFAN: Walk the Talk
By Lamara Garba There are people who speak about changing society, and there are those who quietly roll up their
Strategic Leadership, Measurable Impact – The Olopade Effect at NSC
By Phemmy Adetula (FSWAN) In the evolving narrative of Nigerian sports, Bukola Olopade’s name continues to stand out for vision,
Governor Abba: A Choice Made. A future Secured
By Abubakar Muhammad There are moments in politics when hesitation becomes costly and clarity becomes inevitable. Such moments demand firm