The Nigerian Federal Government has deployed 500,000 diphtheria vaccine doses to Katsina and Kano states, activating an emergency task force to contain a severe outbreak.

Discrepancies in UTME application figures across Nigerian states have intensified concerns about educational disparities and resource allocation in the country's northern regions.

Reports focus on efforts to locate and dismantle criminal hideouts used by armed bandits across northern Nigeria, highlighting ongoing security challenges.

The Nigerian Federal Government has announced available positions for qualified professionals in its Northern Nigeria agricultural development initiative, with applications closing September 6.

Rabiu Kwankwaso is leading the coordination and submission of NDC candidates across Northern states and the FCT for the upcoming 2027 general elections.

The Northern Reform Organisation has expressed support for the Catholic Bishops’ call for urgent action regarding Nigeria’s worsening economic hardship, insecurity, and declining public trust.

Human rights and police groups are calling for a comprehensive, whole-of-society strategy to combat terrorism and banditry in Northern Nigeria, moving beyond purely military approaches.

At least 65 secondary and primary schools across 40 local government areas in northern Nigeria have been shut down or rendered non-functional due to insecurity.

Nigerian security forces have successfully rescued 308 abductees, returning them home after freeing them from kidnappers in a northern forest. This comes amidst a workforce crisis in South Africa's textile industry.

The Nigerian Federal Government is intensifying efforts to address the crisis of unvaccinated children by engaging traditional rulers across Northern Nigeria to reach 2.1 million children.

The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) has rescued over 700 human trafficking victims in separate operations across Katsina and Jigawa states in northern Nigeria. The agency also reported 78 cases of trafficking in Jigawa.

Obidients and NDC express strong confidence that Peter Obi will achieve significant electoral success across northern Nigeria in the 2027 election, dismissing critics' doubts.

Rabiu Kwankwaso announced that two written agreements commit Peter Obi to serving only one four-year term if elected president in 2027, after which the NDC would support returning the presidency to Northern Nigeria in 2031.

Inspector General Tunji Disu has warned of growing security threats due to the movement of illicit arms from Northern Nigeria to the South-West region.

Kano State's expenditure of N1.5bn on mass weddings has sparked national alarm, with critics highlighting the dangers of state governments bankrolling such events across northern Nigeria.

The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) has urged northern governors to ensure the transparent management of the Northern Nigeria Security Trust Fund. The forum emphasized the importance of accountability and freedom from political interference in the fund's operations.

Northern Nigerian governors have inaugurated a security trust fund, committing ₦1 billion monthly to tackle insecurity. Former CDS and ex-defence minister were appointed as co-chairs of the fund's Board of Trustees.

An opinion piece discusses the rise of Hausa irredentism in Northern Nigeria, describing the region as the nation's Achilles Heel despite its significant food production.

A presidential aide to Bola Tinubu has launched the 'Gani Ya Kori Ji' initiative, a regional tour aimed at showcasing major development projects executed by President Tinubu and governors across Northern Nigeria.

Peter Obi has voiced his concerns regarding the United Nations' warning about a looming food crisis in Northern Nigeria. He highlighted the urgent need for attention and action to address the potential humanitarian issue.

The United Nations reports that hunger is a significant factor driving individuals to join armed groups in Northern Nigeria, as communities face deepening food insecurity.

Gombe State Governor, Muhammadu Yahaya, states that insecurity is the biggest threat to stability in Northern Nigeria and calls for collective action against terrorism.

Residents in Kano, Katsina, Jigawa, Bauchi, and Yobe states in Nigeria will experience temporary power cuts on Sunday due to the Transmission Company of Nigeria's (TCN) scheduled grid maintenance at the Kumbotso substation.

The American University of Nigeria (AUN), founded by Atiku Abubakar, is highlighted for its significant impact on Northern Nigeria.

Adamawa Governor Fintiri has appointed former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, to the Northern Nigeria Security Trust Fund board, aiming to strengthen regional security efforts.

Brigadier-General Maharazu Tsiga (retd.), former Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps, has alleged that bandits terrorizing Northern Nigeria may be receiving support from individuals in positions of authority.

Security sources report that terrorists displaced from Zamfara and Sokoto states are relocating to Nigeria's South-East and South-South regions, utilizing forest and riverine areas.

The Sahara Group Foundation has launched a new recycling hub in Nasarawa, expanding its waste-to-wealth initiative to Northern Nigeria and creating income opportunities.

Nigerian Baptist Convention leaders have voiced alarm over persistent attacks on churches and Christian communities in Plateau State and Northern Nigeria, warning that killings and displacement threaten church growth.

An opinion piece by Usman Sarki discusses the imperative of internal renewal for Northern Nigeria, emphasizing the need to adapt to current challenges rather than relying on past logic.

A coalition of northern groups in Nigeria is pushing for urgent restructuring of the country and greater regional autonomy to address escalating insecurity, poverty, and unemployment.

Political opinion across Northern Nigeria is sharply divided over presidential hopeful Peter Obi's renewed promise to serve only one term if elected president in 2027.

Traditional leaders in Northern Nigeria are renewing efforts to strengthen primary healthcare delivery and eradicate polio, aligning with President Bola Tinubu’s health sector reforms.

A meningitis outbreak in Sokoto, Northern Nigeria, has claimed 33 lives, with 256 suspected cases reported as health officials battle to control the spread.

UNICEF has issued a warning that over 500,000 children are facing severe malnutrition in Nigeria's Sokoto, Kebbi, and Zamfara states, highlighting a worsening humanitarian crisis in the region.

Mr Ganduje decried the marginalisation of persons with disabilities in Northern Nigeria, linking it to widespread street begging. The post Ganduje calls for inclusive policies to empower persons with…

More than thirty people have been killed in multiple attacks by jihadists and gangs on villages in northern Nigeria, with incidents reported in Borno province.

Femi Fani-Kayode has stated his refusal to respond to Kashim Shettima, citing disrespect and a difference in age and governance experience. He emphasized that such disrespect is not part of Northern Nigerian tradition.

This article explores the complex issue of banditry in Nigeria, questioning whether it is organized crime or terrorism, and examining its impact on security, economy, and society in the North.

Kano state in Nigeria is supporting a new initiative focused on preventing gender-based violence (GBV), led by grandmothers. The program aims to combat violence, empower women, and promote girls’ education in the northern region.

Amnesty International has reported that at least 1,100 people were abducted in northern Nigeria within a four-month period, highlighting worsening insecurity and authorities' failure to protect lives.

Young Muslim women in northern Nigeria are publishing their erotic books in installments on WhatsApp, successfully outwitting zealous religious officials who previously burned romance novels.

Christian leaders in Northern Nigeria have expressed deep sorrow over ongoing attacks in the region during the Easter period, calling on the government to take decisive action against the violence.

Gunmen attacked a pre-wedding party in Northern Nigeria, resulting in the deaths of 13 people in a tragic act of violence.

Several dozen people have been killed in two distinct attacks that occurred over the weekend in the volatile region of northern Nigeria.

The ICRC and Nigerian Red Cross have jointly released a statement refuting 'false' allegations that they are supporting armed groups in northern Nigeria, warning that such misinformation could jeopardize their humanitarian mission.

The heartbreaking murder of Malam Bashar Sani, a senior administrator at the College of Education, Maru, is yet another grim reminder of the tragedy consuming Northern Nigeria.

Matchmaker profession: in northern Nigeria, the meteoric rise of 2.0 matchmakers  Seneweb

On International Women's Day 2026, leaders and groups in Northern Nigeria urged for renewed efforts in women's protection, advocating for policies to support those in conflict-affected areas.

Sporting a pink knee-length veil, Umma Hani Yusuf Khalid has recently found financial stability as a rickshaw taxi driver, a trade that was unthinkable for her in Nigeria's conservative Muslim city…

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For a region that has been plagued by terror groups ranging from the Mai Taisine riotous sect in the 1980s to Boko Haram insurgents in the 2000s, the emergence of a new Islamist group in the Muslim north of Nigeria has become one too many. Given the name “Lakurawa” by the locals, this new terror […] The post Islamism and jihadi terrorism in Northern Nigeria, By Majeed Dahiru appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

At least 30 killed in northern Nigeria  The Daily Star

Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed declared Bauchi a fast-growing economic hub in Northern Nigeria during the groundbreaking ceremony for new modern markets.

An SBM Intelligence report attributes the stark disparity in kidnapping incidents between northern and southern Nigeria to geographical factors and the operational tactics of criminal groups.

AP News explores how bustling evening entertainment venues operate in northern Nigeria despite ongoing tensions with conservative morality enforcement and regional insecurity.

Authorities in northern Nigeria have initiated a large-scale manhunt for dozens of worshippers abducted from a mosque, as President Tinubu moves to curb the rising kidnapping crisis ahead of January elections.

A recent UK travel advisory concerning Nigeria has caused division in the northern region, with some rejecting the warning and others attributing it to insecurity.

The Northern Senators Forum (NSF) has condemned the recent killings in Plateau State, demanding urgent action from the government. They urged investment in drones, CCTV, and early warning systems, and called for dialogue among farmers, herders, and traditional institutions.

A communique from a recent meeting highlighted that a shortage of human resources in health facilities remains a major obstacle to routine and outreach immunisation efforts across three northern Nigerian states.

The Grassroots Mobilisation Network, a support group of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has urged Nigerians to reject divisive religious tickets, emphasizing that good governance and justice are paramount for the North.

A special report examines the fragile immunization systems in Kano and Gombe states, northern Nigeria, noting improvements in coverage but persistent issues with children not receiving or completing their vaccine schedules.

The Northern Caucus of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has rejected allegations that the Federal Government's passport centralization reform aims to marginalize or disenfranchise Northern Nigeria. They described such claims as unfounded.

Gombe State Governor Inuwa's seven-year security record has drawn praise from stakeholders who highlighted preventive measures that have largely insulated the state from insecurity affecting other parts of Northern Nigeria.

An analysis discusses Kaduna State's progress towards food security, highlighting how persistent insecurity, including banditry and communal conflicts, has severely impacted farming and displaced communities in northern Nigeria.

The Northern Elders Forum in Nigeria has expressed deep concern over the erosion of values and leadership ideals in Northern Nigeria, attributing it to escalating insecurity, poverty, and underdevelopment in the region.

Rabiu Kwankwaso stated that a written agreement exists for Peter Obi to serve only a four-year term if elected in 2027, after which power would return to northern Nigeria.

A former Assistant Director-General of the DSS explained why Oyo State's rescue model for security operations cannot be easily replicated across northern Nigeria, highlighting the complexity and high failure rate of such operations.

Farmers in Northern Nigeria are commending the Northern Governors’ Forum for establishing a Northern Security Trust Fund, pledging N1bn monthly to combat insecurity and boost food production in the region.

The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) has praised the Northern States Governors’ Forum for establishing the Northern Nigeria Security Trust Fund, an initiative aimed at enhancing regional security.

Northern governors and traditional rulers in Nigeria have reaffirmed their commitment to addressing insecurity through enhanced regional collaboration and expressed support for the establishment of state police.

A commentary piece argues that the political elite in Northern Nigeria must acknowledge and address the region's significant role in fostering terrorism and insecurity, which now impacts the entire nation.

ONGA Ɗanɗano is highlighted for bringing the authentic taste of Arewa to Northern Nigerian kitchens, emphasizing the region's traditional combination of ingredients, herbs, and spices.

Peter Obi, a Nigerian political figure, has raised an alarm over a severe hunger crisis in Northern Nigeria, stating that 17 million people are facing crisis-level hunger due to insecurity and leadership failures.

Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani asserted that President Tinubu has done more for northern Nigeria than any previous leader. He highlighted Tinubu's significant contributions to the region's development.

Child abductions by Boko Haram are increasing again in northern Nigeria, a conflict-ridden area. A survivor recounts being abducted at age five, highlighting the ongoing deadly threat children face daily.

The Zamfara State Government has advocated for a human capital blueprint for Northern Nigeria, citing high rates of out-of-school children, multidimensional poverty, and maternal mortality in the region.

Nigerian Vice President Kashim Shettima emphasized the critical need for immediate investment in health and education sectors within northern communities. He highlighted these areas as essential for the region's development and stability.

Northern Nigeria is reportedly angered by the description of the region as 'Nigeria's mortuary,' a term that has sparked outrage among its generals. The anger stems not only from persistent violence but also from how the region is perceived.

A new report indicates that insecurity, including Boko Haram activities, banditry, and farmer-herder clashes, is significantly worsening poverty across Northern Nigeria. The study highlights the link between ongoing conflicts and economic hardship in the region.

The Kaduna State Government supports stronger social media regulation to combat fake news and misinformation, citing its role in conflict escalation in Northern Nigeria.

Women in northern Nigeria are returning to school after years out, navigating the challenges of balancing childcare, domestic duties, and educational costs in 'second-chance' schools.

Northern Nigeria is experiencing a scientific renaissance, driven by mentorship and institution-building, with Prof. Mahmoud Maina transforming communities.

This second part of an essay explores the urgent predicament of Northern Nigeria and the necessity for strategic engagement, aiming to define principles for its political future concerning a likely APC government in 2027.

Armed assailants have reportedly killed approximately 40 people in an attack in the northern region of Nigeria.

Senator Seriake Dickson has expressed grief over the tragic death of former Jigawa Rep Abba Anas Adamu, who was gruesomely murdered following his kidnapping in Northern Nigeria.

An editorial board chairman shares insights from a media tour of Katsina State, Nigeria, detailing important aspects of the historic region in Upper Northern Nigeria.

An entrepreneur advocates for pro-business policies, support for small and medium-sized enterprises, and improved infrastructure to unlock the economic potential of Northern Nigeria.

Former Governor Ganduje attributed the increase in street begging in Northern Nigeria to the neglect of Persons With Disabilities (PWDs). He called for greater attention to the welfare of PWDs to address this societal issue.

Northern Nigerian groups have rejected a US lawmaker’s call to redeploy Defence Minister Matawalle, deeming it an inappropriate interference in Nigeria’s sovereignty.

A new study indicates that 38% of women in Northern Nigeria lack access to financial services, attributing this to social norms and poverty.

A network has launched a program to mobilize grandmothers in Kano, Jigawa, and other northern Nigerian states to address gender-based violence. The initiative aims to tackle the issue within local communities.

Violence continues in northern Nigeria, with reports of killings and kidnappings by armed gangs in Sokoto State.

Gunmen attacked a pre-wedding party in Northern Nigeria, resulting in the deaths of 13 people. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges and violence in the region.

The National Palm Produce Association of Nigeria (NPPAN) announced plans for extensive oil palm cultivation in northern Nigeria, aiming to reposition the country as a global leader in palm oil production.

Northern Nigerian governors have reportedly applauded their own performance, even as citizens in the region continue to count the dead, highlighting a disconnect between leadership and public sentiment.

Gunmen attacked a pre-wedding party in Northern Nigeria, killing 13 people. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.

Northern Nigerian states have agreed to strengthen inter-state collaboration, institutionalize peer learning platforms, and improve early warning systems to enhance security at a dialogue held in Jos.

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) have publicly refuted social media claims alleging their support for armed groups in northern Nigeria.

Scores of people have been killed in a series of bomb blasts in Maiduguri, northeastern Nigeria, with footage showing the aftermath of the deadly attacks.

Fred Eno, a former advisor to UN Systems in Nigeria, has stated that the indices of human suffering in Northern Nigeria are currently worse than those observed in Ethiopia in 1985.

Teenage pregnancy remains a serious public health challenge in Nigeria, with northern states such as Kebbi, Zamfara, and Kaduna recording the highest rates. The post Teenage pregnancy highest in northern Nigeria — Report appeared first on Vanguard News.

From Borno to Kebbi and Zamfara, a wave of attacks since the start of Ramadan has left dozens dead, displaced thousands and raised fresh fears about insurgent resurgence. The post Ramadan Siege: Rising terror attacks in Islamic holy month shake Northern Nigeria appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Amnesty International reports that gunmen have killed at least 15 people in northern Nigeria, highlighting ongoing security concerns in the region.

Ahmad Jagaba, founder of Horizon Innovation Limited, has concluded the first and second editions of the Business LaunchPad initiative, empowering 40 entrepreneurs in Sokoto to strengthen Northern Nigeria's economy.

Christian leaders across Northern Nigeria have decided to drop the 'Northern CAN' title and revive their original 1964 name, the Northern Christian Association (NCA).

The governor made the declaration on Wednesday when he performed the groundbreaking ceremony for construction of six new modern markets along the Atiku Abubakar Bypass road in the state capital The post Bauchi now a fast growing economic hub in Northern Nigeria — Bala Mohammed appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

A new intelligence report reveals that Zamfara, Sokoto, and Borno states accounted for the highest number of kidnapping victims in Nigeria between July 2025 and June 2026, underscoring the persistent security crisis in the north.

Members of Nigeria’s House of Representatives Minority Caucus have formally appealed to President Bola Tinubu to deploy security forces and implement measures to stop the escalating killings in the nation’s northern regions. The lawmakers emphasized the urgent need to protect civilians and restore regional stability.

An armed group has published a video showing dozens of women, children, and elderly individuals taken hostage during a violent assault on a mosque in northern Nigeria.

Senators from Northern Nigeria have renewed their call for the urgent passage of a State Police Bill to address escalating terrorist attacks in the region. They emphasize the need for localized security forces to combat insecurity effectively.

Federal University Dutse in Jigawa State, Nigeria, has secured ₦53 million in TETFund grants to conduct critical research into banditry in Northern Nigeria and nationwide mosquito control.

Senators from northern Nigeria are calling for a permanent solution to the recurring flooding in the Niger region, moving beyond emergency responses. They emphasize the need for long-term strategies to address the devastating impact of the floods.

Suleiman A. Suleiman has praised the Northern States Governors’ Forum (NSGF) for establishing the Northern Nigeria Security Trust Fund (NNSTF) last month, expressing surprise at the limited public interest and debate surrounding such a significant initiative.

Nigeria's president announced the rescue of at least 308 people abducted in various attacks across northern Nigeria, including 163 from Woro community and 145 from other kidnappings.

Orji Kalu has dismissed the opposition as 'weak' and stated that President Tinubu will face no competition in the 2027 elections. He also predicted that northern Nigerian voters would support Tinubu's bid for a second term based on his administration's performance.

A new political campaign song by popular Hausa musician Dauda Kahutu, known as Rarara, targeting Pantami, has ignited a widespread debate in northern Nigeria regarding the ethics of political music.

Elder statesman Professor Ango Abdullahi, political economist Professor Usman Bugaje, and former Chief Security Officer Al-Mustapha have expressed concern over the decline of Northern Nigeria, attributing it to leadership failure and a loss of values.

An opinion piece discusses the ongoing challenges of banditry and Islamist terrorism in northern Nigeria, analyzing the region's response to widespread insecurity.

Rabiu Kwankwaso confirmed a written agreement with Peter Obi for a one-term presidency ahead of the 2027 elections. He also downplayed remarks regarding Obi's popularity in northern Nigeria.

A former Assistant Director-General of the DSS explained why kidnap rescue tactics successful in Oyo state cannot always be replicated in Northern Nigerian states due to differing circumstances.

Nehemiah Danjuma has made history by becoming the first deaf lawyer from Northern Nigeria to be called to the Bar, with a new article providing five key facts about his achievement.

Governors from Northern Nigeria have launched a security trust fund, committing N1 billion monthly, and inaugurated a Board of Trustees to tackle insecurity across the region.

Rabiu Kwankwaso has publicly criticized former Borno State Governor Ali Modu Sheriff's comments, asserting that Peter Obi enjoys significant support in Northern Nigeria and highlighting the strength of the 'OK ticket'.

Secretaries to Northern State Governments in Nigeria convened in Kaduna to harmonize key issues and prepare the agenda for the upcoming Northern Governors Forum meeting.

The World Food Programme (WFP) reports that over 17 million people in nine conflict-affected states in northern Nigeria are experiencing severe hunger, driven by violence and funding cuts.

Jihadists attacked a high school in Lassa, northern Nigeria, abducting 37 students and killing three people, including a soldier.

Suchet Baba highlights the importance of Northern Nigeria telling its own stories. This initiative aims to promote and preserve the region's unique narratives and cultural heritage.

Atiku Abubakar's American University of Nigeria (AUN) is reportedly driving development and peace in Northern Nigeria through its educational programs and community initiatives, with leaders sharing experiences of its impact.

Former members and stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kano, Jigawa, and Katsina states have declared their support for the Accord party and its presidential hopeful, Dr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim, ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Danish political analysis focuses on Messerschmidt's influence on the bourgeois bloc and the red bloc's hold on power. Separately, in Nigeria, attention is on Nuhu Ribadu's role in security and politics, particularly from a northern perspective.

A Yoruba group operating in Northern Nigeria has publicly disowned an unauthorized mobilization notice for President Tinubu's second term, urging its members to disregard the message.

A growing number of political stakeholders in northern Nigeria have expressed support for Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi's commitment to serve only one term if elected president in 2027, viewing it as a practical step.

An article discusses a brewing 'revolution' in the Northern states of Nigeria, linking the plight of the downtrodden almajiris to the rise of banditry.

A student group has issued a warning about increasing insecurity on university campuses in northern Nigeria, citing persistent bandit attacks that threaten education and student safety in the region.

The United Nations has demanded an investigation into the civilian deaths resulting from recent airstrikes in northern Nigeria.

Armed bandits attacked travelers on a road in northern Nigeria, killing at least 30 people, predominantly civilians. The incident occurred on Sunday evening, according to a report prepared for the UN by local security forces.

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has issued a warning about an impending seasonal malaria surge in Nigeria's northern states, linking it to child malnutrition and emphasizing the urgent need for intervention.

Northern governors in Nigeria are calling for an urgent transformation of the Northern Nigeria Development Company (NNDC) to drive economic revival, tackle unemployment, and restore investor confidence in the region.

An Al Jazeera article examines the ongoing insurgency in northern Nigeria, refuting claims of a US-led conspiracy or 'Christian genocide' and highlighting the adaptable nature of the conflict.

An opinion piece argues that for Nigeria to achieve progress and overcome insecurity, Northern Nigeria must embrace restructuring, stating it is in their best interest.

Peter Obi stated that his vision for Northern Nigeria stands out, emphasizing that nobody else can achieve what he intends for the region. He addressed concerns about collaboration with influential northern politicians.

Atiku Abubakar criticized Kashim Shettima for requesting his scorecard as Vice President, calling the approach disrespectful and an affront to cultural values in Northern Nigeria.

Seven northern states in Nigeria are scheduled to experience planned power outages from April to May 2026 as part of a grid modernization project. The initiative aims to upgrade the country's power infrastructure.

Reports indicate fatalities following attacks by jihadists in the northern region of Nigeria.

Gunmen attacked a pre-wedding party in Northern Nigeria, killing 13 people in a violent incident.

The Northern States Governors’ Forum in Nigeria has reiterated its support for state policing, declaring that despite improvements, there is no room for complacency regarding the region's security landscape.

Armed militants ambushed Nigerian security forces responding to a distress call in Kebbi state, northwestern Nigeria. The attack resulted in the deaths of nine soldiers, one police officer, and one resident.

The observance of Sallah in Katsina, northern Nigeria, has brought to light a recalibration of power between Governor Radda and the Emir following a dispute over the 2024 Durbar.

An opinion piece reflects on the murder of Mallam Bashar Sani, a senior administrator, and the broader security challenges in Northern Nigeria, including the payment of substantial ransoms.

The deteriorating security situation in northern Nigeria has led to the deaths of 20 people, including 12 soldiers, in attacks by gangs. In response, President Bola Tinubu has declared a state of emergency in the region.

At least 45 "bandits" were killed in a clash ​with Nigerian troops in ‌the Danmusa area of Katsina state in northern Nigeria, according ​to a statement from ​the Katsina State Government on ⁠Saturday.

The Nigerian army killed at least 45 armed individuals in a clash in northern Nigeria. The individuals were reportedly attempting to steal livestock.

A young farmer in Bauchi, Northern Nigeria, is successfully expanding his agribusiness through professional management and strategic planning, offering a model for resilient farming despite regional insecurity.

Gunmen have killed 29 people and abducted many others in a series of fresh bandit attacks across Northern Nigeria, targeting mosques and communities in Kebbi, Adamawa, Sokoto, and Kwara states.

An article by Usman Sarki provides a critical analysis of the state of politics in Northern Nigeria, drawing parallels to historical political figures.