Opinion

By John Akubo In Nigeria’s political theatre, influence is earned through consistency, performance, and seniority. For Kogi East, a district that has struggled for prominence…
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By Tony Ojo At 67, Osaro Onaiwu stands tall as one of those rare figures whose life defies a single definition. Strategist, networker, media guru, bridge-builder, cultural…
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By Mustapha Yahuza Some of the most consequential moments in governance do not arrive with sirens or slogans. They come quietly, carried by decisions that restore trust rather…
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By: Ahmed Aminu, Dutse As the Emir of Ringim, Alhaji Dr. Sayyadi Abubakar Mohamud, marks 34 years on the throne, the Danmaliki of Ringim, Dr. Salisu Abdullahi, has described the…
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By: Abdulkadir Badsha Mukhtar Insecurity recognizes no tribe and bows to no religion. It strikes without warning, without names, and without mercy—ravaging villages and cities…
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The recent inclusion of Nigeria on the United States’ expanded travel restriction list is yet another troubling signal of the steady decline in governance, leadership credibility,…
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By Lawal Abdullahi On the night Abuja turned its gaze toward service beyond party loyalty, Kano found itself called by name. In the bright hall of the Presidential Villa, far…
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— Yusuf, M.A The statement credited to Senator Jibrin Isah Echocho, "I do not publicize my political accomplishments, but note that I have achieved a great deal”, perfectly…
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I watched with deep satisfaction as Distinguished Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, during yesterday’s sitting at the National Assembly, spoke truth to power without fear or favour…
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By: Adamu Muhd Usman “Even though a ruler may be wise as a sage, he must humble himself and yield to others. Then the intelligent will offer him their counsel, and the brave…
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