Proof of the Existence of God
By Abdu Labaran Malumfashi. Many Islamic and traditional rulers will be in the Federal Capital, Abuja, engaged with the matter of self-survival, otherwise called, ‘Quranic […]
Column / Opinion
How to strengthen our democracy, Nick Dazang
On Monday, 27th January 2025, five organizations, namely: African Center for Leadership (Center LSD); Center for Democracy and Development (CDD); Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD); […]
Telco’s tariff increase and NCC’s patriotism
By Toby Prince In the heart of Nigeria’s digital economy, a story of patriotism and resilience unfolds. The telecommunications sector, a driving force behind the […]
VP Shettima: When the bridge-builder showed up for persona non grata
BY ZAINAB SULEIMAN OKINO Something quite remarkable and sublime, yet a powerful testament, capable of setting the tone for a discourse on national cohesion happened […]
Machine Learning, Quantum Computing and Emerging Frontiers, by Osmund Agbo
In the lead-up to the recently concluded U.S. presidential election, Elon Musk, the celebrity tech billionaire and world’s richest man, officially endorsed Donald Trump. While […]
Of sons, daughters and preservation of legacies, by Hassan Gimba
Throughout history, men have been under immense societal pressure to produce male heirs to carry on their names and legacies. This expectation has often led […]
Buni’s busy week: Project inspections, partnership, security focus
His Excellency Governor Mai Mala Buni CON, demonstrated his commitment to governance, development, and community engagement through a series of impactful activities during the week […]
Dr. Murtala Dandashire: The patriot who was nearly assassinated by bandits
By Abdu Labaran Malumfashi. A couple of weeks ago, some uninvited unwanted guests, bandits, stormed the Kankara Hospital with guns blazing, carting away some people […]
Avoidable deaths, by Nick Dazang
AVOIDABLE DEATHS With our decrepit roads and poor traffic ethic, vehicles are prone to accidents. And avoidable deaths are bound to occur.Tankers, laden with either […]
Kemi Badenoch is bad enough, by Majeed Dahiru
Kemi Badenoch, British Politician and Leader of the Conservative Party of UK has a lot of problemswith Nigeria or so it seems as seen in […]
Trump’s second coming: Challenging global order and American democracy
By Zainab Suleiman Okino In February 2017, an earlier analysis critically examined the erosion of American democratic principles under Donald Trump’s initial presidency, highlighting the […]
Tribute to my mother, the moral compass that guided me to truthful journalism
L-R: Late Hajara Mohammed, Haruna Mohammed, WikkiTimes publisher, and his father, Mohammed Salisu. Photo credit: Maryam Imam By Haruna Mohammed Salisu This week is the […]
Sunset for sleepy Joe Biden
By Muhammad Al-Ghazali When the sun finally set on Joe Biden’s political career, he exited the stage like a wimp and the lapdog of the […]
Fuel tanker explosions: When will we learn?
By Mairo Muhammad Mudi Fuel tanker explosions in Nigeria are as predictable as sunrise, yet the devastation they bring—loss of countless lives and properties—remains tragically […]
Reflection on Remembrance Day, by Nick Dazang
For compelling reasons, January 15 is seared in our memory.This is because it is the date officially set aside to celebrate the Nigerian Armed Forces. […]