Ciroma, Coomasie: We celebrate life, we thank God for it, by Hassan Gimba
Sometimes in life, one comes across people whom one is at a loss for words on how to present to the public. This is not because […]
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The tiff between me and my friend, Umar Iliya Damagun, by Hassan Gimba
For those who may not know, considering that I am a journalist and he is a politician, the first time I knew Ambassador Umar Iliya […]
An indolent Labour union and matters arising, by Hassan Gimba
For the past four years, I have been insisting that our problem and even need now is not about salary increment but about being a […]
Needed: One standard hospital per state (2), by Hassan Gimba
Two days after I started taking the medication prescribed by Dr Heba, I could lift myself out of the wheelchair and walk about. By the […]
Needed: One standard hospital per state (1), by Hassan Gimba
I never thought I could attend the Eid prayer held on 10th April, a day after I clocked the definitive age of 60: I have […]
Tinubu, beware of the gathering clouds (2), by Hassan Gimba
Last week, we read how the signs are not looking good for a nation like ours that wants to be reckoned with internationally. We concluded […]
I want to talk about Tinubu, even though I lost my mother, by Hassan Gimba
On Monday, January 8, I lost my mother. She died at the age of 85. Despite the age being ripe, it was still a shock. […]
Cotonou degrees and our wimpy education policy, Hassan Gimba
Last week, we got a dose of what investigative journalism ought to be. Umar Audu, a promising young journalist, proved to be an outstanding student […]
Why a President should not be Minister, by Hassan Gimba
An Igbo adage says that when an anomaly persists for one year, it becomes the norm. So slowly, steadily but surely, it is becoming a […]
An indolent Labour union and matters arising,by Hassan Gimba
There is no Nigerian that will tell you he is not aware of the NLC even if he does not know that it is an […]
Renewed hope for unity and progress, by Hassan Gimba
This Was a speech delivered by Dr Hassan Gimba, publisher of Neptune Prime online newspaper and a syndicated columnist, at the Ebony Herald Hall of […]
Salary increase or stronger Naira?, by Hassan Gimba
For five years now, I have been advocating for our currency to be strong rather than for salaries to be increased. Not because those collecting […]
Before I die…, by Hassan Gimba
This was first published by Daily Trust on Saturday, 17 November 2012. It encapsulates my mission and how I want to be remembered. I picked […]
Resurgence of coups in Africa and the panacea, by Hassan Gimba
In the past three years, at least eight African countries have witnessed military coup d’états. This is coming when it was thought that Africa’s democracy […]
How did Buhari swing it?, by Hassan Gimba
“Any man whom Allah has given the authority of ruling some people and he does not look after them in an honest manner, will never […]