There is no way anyone can chronicle Nigeria’s political history without mentioning the name Dr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso. Kwankwaso served…
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Since Nigeria’s 2015 general elections, the country’s political scene has steadily shifted. What was once a competitive—albeit flawed—multiparty democracy now…
The Kebbi State Elders Consultative Forum, under the leadership of Major General Mohammed Magoro (Rtd), has expressed strong concern over…
Speculations are ripe on the impending defection of the leader and presidential candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples’ Party (NNPP)…
All the talk in the political arena, right now, is about the elections in 2027, two years away: how Tinubu…
As we stand on the precipice of 2027, the political atmosphere of Nigeria is rife with agitation, but the motivations…
Awaisu Wana, a revered statesman and prominent stakeholder in Shiroro Local Government, has publicly condemned the All Progressives Congress (APC)’s…
The Northern Awareness Network (NAN) has condemned what it describes as a campaign of misinformation aimed at sowing discord between…
In the bustling corridors of power in Abuja and the grand halls of international summits, one man has consistently stood tall beside President Bola Ahmed Tinubu — Vice President Kashim Shettima. Calm, articulate, and resolutely loyal, Shettima has not only proven to be a reliable deputy but a statesman in his own right. From echoing the President’s vision on foreign soil to championing bold economic reforms at home, Shettima has quietly become the face of consistency and commitment in an administration navigating one of Nigeria’s most transformative periods.
The Northern region of Nigeria stands at a pivotal crossroads, one that demands a collective commitment to leadership and unity…