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Malam Ibrahim Mu’azzam: Memories of the BUK Philosopher, Teacher and My Lifelong Mentor

Posted By: adminon: October 20, 2026In: FlashbackTags: ASUU, BUK, CITAD, Mambayya House, NANS, Political philosophyNo CommentsViews:
Malam Ibrahim Mu’azzam: Memories of the BUK Philosopher, Teacher and My Lifelong Mentor

By Hussaini Abdu, PhD I still remember my first political philosophy class at Bayero University, Kano. Some students dreaded it, but those of us drawn to critical scholarship eagerly anticip... Read more

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