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Karimi Commits Over N1.5 Billion To Projects, Philanthropy In Kogi West
Senator representing Kogi West District, Sunday Karimi, has committed over N2Billion to critical projects across a broad range of sectors, philanthropic imperatives in his first…
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The Many Lies Against Bashir Haske
By Bonaventure Melah
The leadership skirmishes that allegedly played out at the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) last weekend, was seen as an opportunity by a…
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A Plea To President Tinubu: Allow Judiciary Free Hand in Yahaya Bello Trial
We of the Movement for the Emancipation of Kogi State, (MEKSTA), extol the Judiciary of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, for its forthrightness, fearlessness and good conscience in…
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HEALING A WOUNDED STATE: Ibas’s Soft Power Approach To Reconcilliation
By Barido Tamunotonye
In the turbulent theatre of Nigerian politics, few states have endured the kind of prolonged political trauma that Rivers State has witnessed in recent…
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Bringing The People Back In: Ibas And The Inclusive Governance Agenda
By Berewari Gogo
In times of political upheaval, one of the first casualties is often the people’s trust in government. For too long in Rivers State, the political drama between…
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Matching Echocho’s Vision: A Defining Moment for Kogi East
By John Akubo
In the often theatrical world of Nigerian politics, Senator Jibrin Isah, fondly known as Echocho, is a paradox. Not given to propaganda or flamboyance, he remains an…
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Kwankwaso: The Northern Titan Tinubu Needs for 2027
By: Lamara Garba Azare
In the vast theatre of Nigerian politics, where loyalties shift like desert winds and alliances are often built on the fragile sands of expediency, Rabiu…
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Dr Emma N, Musa, The Enigmatic Philantropist
By Wilberforce Edward
Adamawa State's political landscape, following the outcomes of the 2019 and 2023 general elections, may have left some opposition parties, particularly…
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Displaced Politicians pull up ADA, a political Party
... a definitive signal to be an opposition platform ready to cut its way through to power and justice without cutting down the maize.
The Nigeria National Coalition Group…
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June 12 and The Paradox of Nigerian Democracy: Between Foundational Ideals and Political Symbolism
By Augustine Eigbe, Ph.D
June 12, 1993, remains a defining moment in the annals of Nigeria’s political history.
The annulment of what is widely regarded as the freest and…
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