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The ATYAP and BAJJU Revolt: How a people’s struggles against oppression, subjugation by Zazzau Emirate sparked centuries of Southern Kaduna agony, by EMMANUEL GANDU

The crisis in Southern Kaduna, the predominantly non-Muslim area of Kaduna State, did not start today. Accompanied by killings and destruction, it is a centuries-old struggle by a people to protect their way or life from total take-over and subjugation by Jihadists,

November 9, 2024

Opinion·People & Places

Nigerian Army, what does Ruth Ogunleye’s ‘potential mental health concerns’ mean? asks Ikeddy ISIGUZO

SOMEWHERE in Nigeria, a young lady is spending her days shading more tears, no thanks to the Nigerian Army which she has declared her “mentally ill” with such gusto that it would appear it was a badge of honour. She is Ruth

September 29, 2024

News·People & Places

Hezbollah leader, Hassan Nasrallah’s killing: Senior IAF officials say strike that killed Nasrallah pulled off flawlessly

Senior Israeli Air Force officials say the strike in Beirut yesterday killing Hezbollah terror chief Hassan Nasrallah went smoothly with no errors or enemy fire on the IAF warplanes. “Everything we planned was executed precisely, with no errors, both in intelligence, the

September 28, 2024

People & Places

Maggie Smith: How much money the late actress made, by Hollywood Life

Maggie Smith was a Hollywood legend who took on numerous iconic roles in classic films that continue to be cherished and watched today. She leaves behind her two sons, Chris Larkin and Toby Stephens, both of whom followed in her footsteps into

September 28, 2024

Features·People & Places

Special Report: Famine ravaging Sudan as world fails to supply food aid to starving millions

More than half the people in Sudan, a nation of 50 million, are suffering from severe hunger. Hundreds are estimated to be dying from starvation and hunger-related disease each day. But life-saving international aid – cooking oil, salt, grain, lentils, and more

September 28, 2024

News·People & Places

Obi felicitates with Bishop Oyedepo on 70th birthday, describes him as ‘a dedicated servant in God’s vineyard, a testament to faith and leadership’

Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate in the February 25, 2023 election, Mr. Peter Obi congratulated Bishop David Oyedepo, General Overseer of the Living Faith Church, aka Winners Chapel, on his 70th birthday, describing him as an exceptional servant in God’s vineyard. In

September 27, 2024

News·People & Places

IDF strike kills Hezbollah drone chief, as Lebanese minister calls for international intervention, ceasefire

Lebanese Foreign Minister, Abdallah Bou Habib yesterday (Thursday, September 26) called for an end to the violence in the Middle East, in an appeal to the UN General Assembly in New York. “This is a situation that requires international intervention on an

September 27, 2024

Opinion·People & Places

A fateful, devastating year – and a little about ToI’s work, by David Horovitz

Dear Times of Israel readers, As we approach the High Holidays and the first anniversary of October 7, the worst catastrophe in the history of modern Israel, we barely have time to look back, internalize the scale of the disaster, and mourn

September 25, 2024

Opinion·People & Places

Kofi Awoonor: A day and remembrance, by Chuddy Oduenyi

IT was a usual Sunday morning – cool breeze, light traffic, both human and vehicular. Clement weather but somewhat sombre. Ours was a breakfast like no other. The food was sumptuous and the ambience right. The three of us huddled at a

September 24, 2024

Opinion·People & Places

Borno floods: Beyond relief, by Dakuku Peterside

Let me be upfront: I commiserate with everyone affected by the Borno flood. This is a catastrophe that goes beyond physical devastation; it is about systemic failures. I appreciate Governor Babagana Zulum’s leadership so far. In response to the crisis, he outperforms

September 23, 2024

People & Places·Politics

Monday Okpebholo, 54: On the ‘Akpakomiza’s journey to Osadebe House, by Thelma Anwatu

Senator Monday Okpebholo, affectionately called ‘Akpakomiza’ (kind heart) served notice early enough that he would be a big ticket politician. In 2003, at 33, he was elected to the House of Representatives on the Platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) whose

September 23, 2024

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The ATYAP and BAJJU Revolt: How a people’s struggles against oppression, subjugation by Zazzau Emirate sparked centuries of Southern Kaduna agony, by EMMANUEL GANDU

Nigerian Army, what does Ruth Ogunleye’s ‘potential mental health concerns’ mean? asks Ikeddy ISIGUZO

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