Browsing: Rakiya A. Muhammad

She was among the displaced persons who trekked from Zamfara to Sokoto. For these helpless villagers, fleeing their homes meant trading one nightmare for another—a never-ending journey through uncertainty with no haven.

By Rakiya A.Muhammad “I am already dead here in Nigeria; if I take the risk, I have a 50 per…

Rakiya A. Muhammad How do you uncover and research interesting science history stories? How do you recreate history in a…

By Shafa’atu Suleiman Nigeria Association of Women Journalists, NAWOJ Sokoto, has stressed the need to intensify efforts towards eliminating female…

By Rakiya A. Muhammad For many journalists, it has been a silent struggle to stay sane as the psychological effect…

By Rakiya A.Muhammad In March 2023, Dr. Ahmad Aliyu issued his first statement as Governor-elect of Sokoto, pledging to a…

By Rakiya A.Muhammad The low participation of women in active politics has remained increasingly of global concern. The UN General…

WATCH: “Inside Nigerian Community Living the Climate Crisis,” a 10-minute documentary that explores the impacts of climate change on the…

VIDEO: GEP3, funded by the Foreign Commonwealth Development Office, FCDO, trained 2815 female school-based management committee (SBMC) members in 811…

Rakiya A.Muhammad Sokoto State has sponsored 18,672 females in five years to study in various institutions of higher learning within…