Uromi Massacre: The Sixteen Men That Never Made It Home – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
AROUND this time last year, as the spirit of Eid illuminated homes, streets, and hearts across Northern Nigeria, countless families waited with quiet.
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How Many More Graves Before We Are Seen As Humans? – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
YOU wake up, and you are hit with: The wars brewing and happening. Fresh bandit attacks on innocent villagers, new video footage released.
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Action Before Another Tragedy – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
“The children of the poor you refuse to train will never allow your children have peace” Last week, We woke up again to.
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2025 In Review: Hope Refuses To Be Silent Through My Columns – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
A Year of Reflection, Accountability, and Uncomfortable Truths THIS year has been one of deep reflection, accountability, and uncomfortable truths. From insecurity, hunger,.
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When Support Ends, Women Are Left To Survive – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
EMPOWERING women is often spoken about in soft tones, hashtags, conferences, and small, well-intentioned gestures. But there is a harsh reality we rarely.
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Married To Silence: How Conservative Culture Traps Young Women In Depression – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
MANY women are depressed in their marriages not because they are weak, ungrateful, or demanding too much—but because society has perfected the art.
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Freedom Of Speech Is Not Free – Ask Sokoto – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
A LOT of people may not like what I’m about to say, but I can no longer swallow the truth just to keep.
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When A Nation Forgets Its Daughters, It Forgets Itself – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
NO, I haven’t been to Palestine. I haven’t walked through the open wounds of Congo. But I have known the warmth of Sudan..
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Welcome To Nigeria: Where Chaos Is The National Anthem – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
IF Nigeria had its own TV channel, we’d call it Cruise & Chaos Network, 24/7 unscripted madness, premium gbas gbos, top-tier irony, and.
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‘The Walk Away’ Cancer Walk: Loud Music, Silent Pain – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
NIGERIA records about 102,000 new cancer cases yearly and over 72,000 deaths. Four out of five people diagnosed die from it. Another article.
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Who’s Raising The Children? – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
LAST week, I wrote about how holidays should not become escape routes from parenting. Many parents, overwhelmed by the hustle and bustle of.
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Don’t Ship Them Off: Holidays Are Not Escape Routes – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
IT’s the long vacation season again. The children are home, everywhere is noisy, the fridge is emptying twice as fast, and the electricity.
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Do We Have To Die First? – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
IT feels good to write again. For weeks, VOICE has been silent on News Point Nigeria, and so have I. But absence, as.
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Any Hope For The Nigerian Entrepreneur? – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
YOUTH unemployment in Nigeria is a growing crisis. According to recent reports from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), the unemployment rate for.
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The Power Of Storytelling In Nigerian Culture – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
STORYTELLING has long been a cornerstone of Nigerian culture, serving as a vital means of communication, education, and preservation of heritage. For generations,.
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There Is Love At Home… (2) – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
There is this saying, “A widow is the only woman who knows where her man is every night – he is in his.
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GUEST COLUMNIST: Azu’s Talisman For Media Adventurers – By Louis Odion, FNGE
“So, what do I get for my labour and when?” THAT was often the next question by the hitherto “public-spirited” contributor who, after.
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Do You Love Yourself? – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
EVERYONE will answer in the affirmative. Yes, absolutely. No doubt. Are you kidding me? Of course, I love me. But to what extent?.
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Voice, Data Services Restored After Undersea Cable Cuts – NCC
THE Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) says voice and data services affected by undersea cable cuts along the Cote d’Ivoire and Senegal coasts have.
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Your Only Limitation Is You (1) – By Hafsat Salisu Kabara
FEAR – The obvious emotion of mankind. The greatest enemy or closest friend. Not because one is weak but because it is a.