Honouring the Elderly, Securing the Future in Jigawa State
How the healthcare reforms of Governor Umar Namadi Danmodi are restoring dignity to the aged while protecting the youngest generation. […]
Opinion
When a Gentle Light Goes Out: The Demise of a Quintessential Dandago
By Lamara Garba A deep wave of disbelief and sorrow swept through Bayero University, Kano the moment the tragic news
How Goje’s 16-Year Grip On Gombe Central Crippled Youth Leadership
By Idris Abubakar The pattern of political suppression associated with Senator Danjuma Goje did not begin with the youth of
Abba Care: A Lifeline of Compassion in Kano State
By Lamara Garba Azare In Kano State, compassion has found structure. It has found funding. It has found direction. Under
From Congress to Comeback: Kano’s Political Reawakening
By Lamara Garba Azare The ancient city of Kano has always understood the language of politics, not merely as a
2027 Begins in Kano: Abba Kabir Yusuf Formally Received into APC as Tinubu Consolidates Northern Political Stronghold
By: Lamara Garba From the moment Vice President Senator Kashim Shettima touched down at the Malam Aminu Kano International Airport,
Davis Cup: Four Decades of Waiting End as Victor Ochei Sparks Nigeria’s Tennis Revival
For nearly four decades, Nigeria’s return to the upper echelon of global tennis competition seemed like a distant dream. That
When Power Meets Purpose: Why Abba Kabir Yusuf’s APC Move Is Kano’s Necessary Turn
By Abdulkadir Ahmed Ibrahim (Kwakwatawa), FNGE. In politics, moments arise when loyalty to a platform must give way to loyalty
When Fear Meets Reform: How Kano Is Rewriting the Narrative of Security
By Abdulkadir Badsha Mukhtar Insecurity recognizes no tribe and bows to no religion. It strikes without warning, without names, and
Across Party Lines a Crown of Merit for Kano People’s Governor
By Lawal Abdullahi On the night Abuja turned its gaze toward service beyond party loyalty, Kano found itself called by