Now the bigger threat to Humanity, By Hannatu Musawa
As we watch man threaten its very existence with its inhumanity to itself, our focus is very dangerously taken off...
Breaking the Taboo, By Hannatu Musawa
Pope Francis’ strong condemnation of the sexual abuse of children by some rogue Catholic clergy and his apology to the...
Mutating from Defeat to Hope in Ekiti, By Hannatu Musawa
Mutating from Defeat to Hope in Ekiti, By Hannatu Musawa
Exit of the Emir, Alhaji Ado Bayero, By Hannatu Musawa
With news that Alhaji Ado Bayero, the Emir of Kano, passed away in the early hours of Friday the 6th of...
The Silence From Our Neighbours, By Hannatu Musawa
As we watched the campaign to #BringBackOurGirls take a life of its own on a global scale, we breathed a...
The Failure of a People, By Hannatu Musawa
It is with great anguish and heavyheartedness I’m penning down this article on the yet to be rescued abducted teenage...
Ghosts Of The Past Should Be Lessons Of The Future, By Hannatu Musawa
Twenty years on and it still haunts me; and so many people around the world. On April 6, 1994, Hutus...
The Chicken before the Egg, By Hannatu Musawa
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? The answer to this age old conundrum had baffled scientists and riddle...
Surprise Inspiration, By Hannatu Musawa
Last week was an extraordinarily difficult week for me professionally, personally and medically. Usually when I go through periods in...
Bloody Job Hunt, By Hannatu Musawa
No one more the families and friends who suffered the loss of their children last week in Abuja, during the...
The PDP and the “Janja Weed” Influence, By Hannatu Musawa
The irony of the All Progressives Congress, APC, adopting the broom as its national logo to sweep away the canker-corruption...
Alas, the Pot Tags the Kettle Black! By Hannatu Musawa
Some days back I had the bizarre experience of reading a statement made by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) spokesman,...
The Tragedy of Rape, By Hannatu Musawa
Some weeks ago, I went to meet and speak to a brave 2-year-old girl in Abuja. As I walked into...
Nigeria: I Pray Be Reborn, By Hannatu Musawa
Two thousand thirteen was a year of surprise, Comprised of some highs, few sighs and goodbyes. It commenced when Obama...
The Battle For Supremacy Between Nigeria and South Africa, By Hannatu Musawa
 Nigeria’s foreign policy thrust needs to be articulately defined to locate Nigerians’ interest as the centre of her foreign policy...
What Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela Meant To Me, By Hannatu Musawa
As the news of the passing of a hero broke on this sad December morning, the heartbreak and sadness felt...
The moving message from an AIDS Victim, By Hannatu Musawa
I pray that the spread of HIV and AIDS will stop. But for it to stop, each and every one...
Know the facts to get ahead of AIDS, By Hannatu Musawa
HIV/AIDS has had a great impact on society; as an illness, as a source of discrimination and as having significant...
The Anambra Chaos and the Imperative for Change, By Hannatu Musawa
 Foul political mud slinging. Under the belt insults. Campaign and personal attacks Offensive media tirades. A dismal, disgraceful and disastrous...
Child Bride Is Not Islam: An Alternative Perspective, By Hannatu Musawa
This week I wanted to write on a very interesting and enlightening piece a knowledgeable and enlightened academic and Muslim...
Anambra As Litmus Test for 2015, By Hannatu Musawa
As Anambrarians elect their governor through the polls today, some gubernatorial candidates and their political parties have continued relentlessly using...
The Corruption of Silence, By Hannatu Musawa
The most inequitable conduct any leader can exhibit in a country that faces the kind of challenges Nigeria does is...
Non Accountability as a Norm, By Hannatu Musawa
Apart from the outrage most felt at the tenacious sit-tight attitude of the Minister of Aviation, Stella Oduah, after our...
Trigeminal neuralgia: Living With the Enemy, By Hannatu Musawa
SHOCKS OF EXCRUCIATING PAIN RADIATE ACROSS THE SIDE OF THE FACE LIKE A FIERCE ELECTRIC SHOCK. IT FEELS LIKE A...
Letter to My 5 Year Self Since Independence, By Hannatu Musawa
My Dearest Nigeria, I’m writing you this letter fully knowing that you’re going to think everything I’m about to tell...
