Bauchi at Fifty: A State That Learned to Become
By: Lamara Garba Azare Bauchi was not born in silence. On the third day of February 1976, it arrived with…
Category: Opinion
Igbo History: Deliberate Erasure, Malice or Sheer Omision?
Controversial History Text Raises Questions About National Unity and Cohesion A wave of public outrage has followed the emergence of…
Kano politics: Ganduje ‘fulfils’ Yusuf’s demands from APC at defection
By Ehichioya Ezomon The volatile nature of Kano politics, the fiery rhetoric of one of the state’s main political gladiators…
The unbroken cycle of failure and the erosion of human capital
By High Chief Peter Ameh The continuous, unmitigated cycle of failure has severely damaged the human capital capacity of Kogi…
Defection: APC Governors Automatically Lead Party in Their States — Tinubu
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has declared that governors elected or admitted on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC)…
Forgiveness, Power, and the Alleged Politics of Selective Mercy in Tinubu’s Nigeria
By Abdulkarim Abdulmalik Politics is not a realm of permanent enemies but permanent interests is a cliché that that refuses…
From a Lone Voice to Institutional Justice
INEC’s compliance with court rulings marks the triumph of the rule of law after a relentless struggle that began in…
The Game Changer: Abba Kabir Yusuf and the Politics of Reunion
By: Muhammad Garba In every political season, there emerges a figure whose actions rise above personal pride and partisan noise,…
Kano: Change Is Not Disloyalty: When Intention Is Constant, Paths May Differ
By Lamara Garba Azare In the order of human affairs, constancy of purpose does not always require constancy of position.…
Who Is Kogi’s Emerging Distinguished Leader, Dr. Mahmoud Bala Alfa?
By Abdul Mohammed Lawal. In public life, names often arrive before meaning. They circulate, trend, provoke debate, and disappear, leaving…