Author: Abdullateef Abdullahi

The recent rally in Kwara State, sparked by the distribution of cartoon noodles by the government, raises significant concerns about the state of governance and public expectations. While gestures of appreciation are customary, it is imperative to remember that the provision of essential items for students falls squarely within the government’s obligations, not as favors to be celebrated. This rally underscores a broader issue of misplaced priorities and the normalization of substandard governance. Instead of celebrating essential services as achievements, such as this, the event highlights a stark reminder of the failure of governance to meet the basic needs of…

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Unemployment in Nigeria poses a myriad of negative effects that permeate through various aspects of the society, impacting individuals, families, and the nation as a whole. The economic, social, and psychological repercussions create a complex web that hampers development and stability. Economically, the high unemployment rate in Nigeria stifles economic growth and exacerbates poverty. When a significant portion of the population is unemployed, the purchasing power diminishes, leading to reduced demand for goods and services. This, in turn, hampers production and investment, creating a vicious cycle of economic downturn. The government also faces increased financial burdens as it grapples with…

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Nigeria, with its vast resources and dynamic population, has experienced a complex economic landscape. The nation, located in West Africa, is rich in oil reserves, a significant factor in its economic structure. However, this heavy reliance on oil has made the Nigerian economy susceptible to global oil price fluctuations. The oil sector plays a pivotal role, contributing a substantial portion to the country’s GDP and government revenue. This dependency, though, has left Nigeria vulnerable to the volatility of the global oil market. In times of oil price slumps, the economy faces challenges, impacting government finances and the overall economic stability.…

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In the midst of a sea of A’s and B’s, there it is — an enigmatic eight grade “E” stands out, challenging the expectations of Umar Samsudeen, who once served as the Students Union Chairman at Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto. Delving into the story behind this substandard performance, the narrative becomes evident that Samsudeen’s extracurricular activities have outshone his academic achievements, making the grade “E” an emblem of his dedication beyond his academic sphere. Umar Samsudeen, currently a 500-level law student, held the position of Students Union Chairman during the 2019/2020 academic year at Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto. Umar Samshudeen…

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By: Abdullateef  Abdullahi Nigerians grapple with a stark paradox: the celebration of sexual misconduct while relegating moral conduct and educational values. This societal incongruity is glaring upon observation. In this nation, a disconcerting trend emerges where individuals garner accolades for their involvement in the apex of immorality, exemplified by shameless exposure on platforms like Big Brother Naija, yielding substantial financial rewards. Conversely, the best common law graduating student of the University of Ilorin receives a meager 10k, highlighting a profound imbalance. A discerning analysis of our societal landscape unveils a distressing truth – humanity’s face value has diminished. Morals and…

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