Your Terrorist is Better Treated Than Mine, By Hassan Gimba
Last week, a Federal High Court judge, James Omotosho, sentenced separatist leader Nnamdi Kanu to life in prison after convicting him on seven terrorism-related charges. […]
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America and the Parable of a Now-Disgraced Country (3), by Hassan Gimba
We have seen how America behaves when it sets its sights on invading a country. All the indices regarding Nigeria point in that direction. Its […]
America and the Parable of a Now-Disgraced Country, by Hassan Gimba (2)
The Arbiter “You have to be very careful introducing the truth to the Black man, who has never previously heard the truth about himself.” – Brother Malcolm […]
From shared desks to separate worlds: The price of educational apartheid, by Hassan Gimba
The Arbiter In traditional Nigeria, especially in the Muslim North, where I can confidently say I know a thing or two, segregation was minimal. Communities […]
I, too, must get American in-laws, the efficacy of prayers and other matters, by Hassan Gimba (2)
I, Whoever tells you prayers don’t work does not know nothing! Kai, this speaking like a Yankee wannabe has pushed me off my regular lane. By the way, who has […]
The healing power of true friendship, by Hassan Gimba
I have been under the weather for the past six weeks – a period during which I have not gone to my office. Though being […]
The Generals’ Call, Our Rails, and Our Fear for the Future (1), by Hassan Gimba
General Christopher Musa, the Nigerian Chief of Defence Staff, recently urged us to learn combat skills to protect ourselves when faced with danger. He made […]
AI as the new indolence, that Netanyahu call, Salah’s tweet and our Kwam mentality (2), by Hassan Gimba
But in reality, they do not know who they are, having become vessels for the new indolence that has deprived them of self-awareness and natural […]
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 […]
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. […]