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NDLEA’s 974 convictions show strength, but intelligence reforms remain essential
By Emmanuel Nnadozie Onwubiko
Perhaps, since the re-emergence of democracy in 1999, the National Drugs Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has made momentous history for Nigeria and…
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Sawaba FM Hàdejia @7
By: Adamu Muhd Usman
Sawaba is an FM Radio station situated in Hadejia town, Hadejia Local government area of Jigawa state. The station was founded by the former minister of…
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A Ceasefire on Borrowed Time: Why the US-Iran Truce May Not Survive
By Abdulkarim Abdulmalik
The recently announced two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran is, within the ambit of diplomatic standard, less a peace agreement and…
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When the Compass Turns: Kwankwaso, Abba, and the Politics of Foresight
By Abdulkadir Ahmed Ibrahim, FNGE. (Kwakwatawa)
Politics, like life, rarely moves in straight line. It bends, it twists, and at times, it humbles even the most confident…
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A Remarkable Homecoming: Kano Unites in Support of Abba Kabiru Yusuf
By: Nasiru Yusuf Gwadabe
Saturday, 4th April 2026 will not fade easily from the living memory of Kano. It is a date that has already secured its place in the history of the…
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David Mark: A Mark Of All Seasons @ 78
By Paul Mumeh
At 78, David Alechenu Bonaventure Mark stands tall as one of Nigeria’s most enduring figures in public service—an embodiment of discipline, resilience, and…
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Religious Harmony: Why Govts, Others Must Strike Strategic Partnership with Interfaith Media Groups
By Yusuf Ozi-Usman
There’s no doubt that Nigeria has long emerged as a nation of diverse faiths, ethnicities, and cultures. In that context, therefore, the pursuit of religious…
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Atiku’s refusal to step aside fueling one-party system — Osita Okechukwu says
A founding member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Mr. Osita Okechukwu, has said that former Vice President Atiku Abubakar’s refusal to step aside has “conclusively…
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Power, Domination, and the Burden of Forgetting: USA Remains a Poor Student of History
By Abdulkarim Abdulmalik
There is a simple truth about power: it can make nations forget. Not just forget others; but forget themselves. The story of the United States of…
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Plateau Killings: A Presidential Visit That Felt Like an Afterthought.
By Amb. Anderson Osiebe
Nigeria’s political leadership often finds itself under intense public scrutiny, not just for policy decisions, but for symbolic actions that reflect…
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