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By; Sadiq Hauwa Musa, U17mm1197 In the heart of Africa, where an ever-evolving economic landscape meets the resilience of its people, a bold decision by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has ignited a debate that reverberates far beyond Nigeria's borders. The removal of fuel subsidies, a historic and often contentious policy, has taken center stage, and its impact on the nation's economy and the lives of its citizens is nothing short of transformational. For decades, Nigeria's fuel subsidies have been a double-edged sword, offering the promise of affordable gasoline while bleeding the nation's finances dry. The fiscal burden of these subsidies has often overshadowed their intent, diverting resources from vital sectors like healthcare, education, and infrastructure. The subsidies, while well-intentioned, became a symbol of economic inefficiency, market distortions, and fiscal vulnerability. In a resolute stance, President Tinubu declared the end of an era during his ina...

 By  Mohammed Haruna U17MM1100 A leading prince in the Zazzau emirate, alhaji Munir Ka'afaru has tendered his resignation to the Zazzau emirate council as the district head of basawa. He was first crowned yariman Zazzau by the late emir of Zazzau, Shehu Idris, in 1995 and made district head of Hanwa, Sabon-gari and Zaria, with the appointment of mallan Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli as the 19th fulani Emir of Zazzau,  the emirate council elevated Munir's position from the traditional title of yarima to Madakin Zazzau , a position exclusively reserve for leading prince in the emirate.  Munir Ja'afaru is the son of late Zazzau Dan Isiyaka,  who reigned from 1937 to 1959. However, sources close to him said Madaki Zazzau resigned as the district head of basawa following some issues with emirate council.  According to the source, who sought anonymity, the Madaki decided to resign his position after the emir of Zazzau, Mallan Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli, declined to appoint a ward he...