Crisis is often feared, resisted, and misunderstood. It arrives uninvited, disrupts comfort, and exposes weaknesses. Yet, as Akahi News has observed across personal, social, and even national experiences, crisis is…
Jarga Kebba Gigo argues that Christianity must be re-educated to focus less on fear-driven narratives about anti-christs and speculative teachings about Christ’s return, and instead prioritise preparation for the “spirit…
Sam Agogo argues that the so-called Hausa-Fulani identity is not an organic ethnic unity but a political construct rooted in the 19th-century Fulani conquest of Hausa lands and later reinforced…
Many students quietly carry a painful belief: “Maybe I’m just not intelligent enough.” After repeated poor results, it is easy to conclude that success belongs to others. But as Akahi…
Many students pride themselves on how long they study, not how well they study. Late nights, endless note-taking, and marathon reading sessions are often seen as proof of seriousness. Yet,…
Jarga Kebba Gigo argues that true repentance should go beyond mere regret to include amendment and proclamation, drawing from verses in the Qur’an and the Bible to show that sincere…
Lent is a sacred period in the Catholic calendar, a time for reflection, penance, and spiritual renewal. But amid fasting, prayer, and almsgiving, many believers face a pressing question: should…
In the quiet moments between electoral cycles, when the din of political rallies fades and the last of the posters peel from city walls, a troubling question tends to linger…
Nigeria’s young population has long been a decisive force in the country’s democratic process. During election seasons, political campaigns often centre around promises directed at young people—job creation, technological innovation,…
In today’s fast-moving digital world, information travels faster than ever before. A message posted online can reach thousands of people within minutes. For the Church, this reality presents both a…
