Tag: Kanuri
The Story Behind the “Zanna...
The Story Behind the "Zanna Bukar Cap":...
Neptune Prime reporter loses father,...
Neptune Prime reporter loses father, Alhaji Saleh...
The Story Behind the “Zanna Bukar Cap”: How a Northern statesman became a symbol of leadership, by Tijjani Sarki
The Story Behind the "Zanna Bukar Cap": How a Northern statesman became a symbol of leadership, by Tijjani SarkiWhile gisting with my children this evening, I casually threw a simple question to them: “Do you know the history behind the famous Zanna Bukar Cap?”
The answer was an immediate “No.”After several attempts to help them guess correctly, there was still no success. At that moment, I became deeply sceptical of how much of our rich Northern and Nigerian history is gradually fading away from the minds of our younger generation....
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The Story Behind...
The Story Behind the "Zanna Bukar Cap": How a Northern statesman became a symbol of leadership, by Tijjani SarkiWhile gisting with my children this...
Neptune Tribute
Neptune Prime reporter...
Neptune Prime reporter loses father, Alhaji Saleh Bature, in YobeAlhaji Saleh Bature, father of Neptune Prime reporter Yahaya Muhammed Saleh, has passed away.According to...
Opinion
Echoes of Resilience,...
Echoes of Resilience, Visionary Kinship: Zulum and Buni lead a historic cross-border cultural revival, by Abubakar M. KaretoThe 2nd Kanem-Borno Cultural Summit, held in...
Columns
I, too, must...
I, too, must get American in-laws, the efficacy of prayers and other matters, by Hassan Gimba (1)The Arbiter
Contemplate this: I am someone born in...
Arts, Culture & Tourism
The Kanuri Tribe:...
The Kanuri Tribe: From a 9th-century loosely held pagan group to being an epitome of statecraft, by A.G Abubakar The crystallisation of the Kanuri identity...
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Borno man who...
Borno man who fought in America’s Civil War in 1860s, by Farooq A. KperogiIn my first #BlackHistoryMonth article of 2025, I bring attention to...
Columns
Why Nigerians no...
Why Nigerians no longer want to pay tax (1), by Hassan GimbaThe Arbiter There is this hullabaloo that has enveloped the country, with debates all over,...
Columns
Cry not, North;...
Cry not, North; smell the coffee and act (1), by Hassan Gimba
The Arbiter
The topic on everybody’s, well, almost everybody’s, lips now is tax reform....
Opinion
Is the centuries-old...
Is the centuries-old Hausa-Fulani marriage headed for divorce?, by Osmund AgboGrowing up, I have to admit that I harbored certain misconceptions about people living...
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