Professor Joash Ojo Amupitan By Rayyanu Bala One thing Nigerians must honestly admit is that elections in this country hardly end without bitterness. From political parties to candidates and to voters, the dominant mentality is not about participating in a democratic contest but about winning at all costs. Whether fair or foul, the objective is … Continue reading Election Complaints: The Same Story Everywhere
The Nasarawa State Government has strongly denied allegations circulating online that some of its officials are involved in the thumbprinting of fake ballot papers ahead of the Nasarawa North National Assembly bye-election, describing the claims as false, malicious, and politically motivated.In a statement issued today, the government refuted a report purportedly published by a platform … Continue reading Nasarawa Government Dismisses Allegations of Election Rigging, Labels Report as Fake News
FULafia holds 44th Inaugural Lecture Series, Wednesday. All is now set for the Federal University of Lafia to hold its 44th Inaugural Lecture Series. The occasion according to a statement by the inaugural lecture committee will be chaired by Prof. Mohammed Isa Kida with Prof. Mallam Al-Bishak as the presenter on a topic, Egyptology, Egyptomania … Continue reading
Professor Mallam Al-Bishak of the Federal University of Lafia (FULafia) is set to deliver the institution's 44th Inaugural Lecture on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, with a focus on the influence of ancient Egyptian civilization on literature and classical scholarship.The lecture, titled "Egyptology, Egyptomania and Khemetology: Literature and the Black African Literary Masters of Homer, Socrates, … Continue reading FULafia to Hold 44th Inaugural Lecture as Al-Bishak Explores Egyptology and African Literary Heritage
Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada today attended the funeral and burial ceremony of his Campaign Council Advisory Chairman, the late Professor Silas Dogara Gyar, in his hometown of Tattara-Mada, Kokona Local Government Area of Nasarawa State.The senator described his attendance as a final tribute to a distinguished scholar, respected statesman, and loyal political ally whose wisdom, … Continue reading Sen. Wadada Pays Final Respects to Late Prof. Silas Dogara Gyar in Tattara- Mada.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) demonstrated remarkable unity, strength, and grassroots support during the grand finale of its campaign for the Nasarawa North Senatorial District bye-election, drawing thousands of supporters and party faithful from across the state.The rally, held in Akwanga, was organized in support of the APC candidate, Barrister Halilu Danladi Envulanza, and featured … Continue reading APC Unity at Nasarawa North Campaign Finale Signals Victory Ahead of Bye-Election — Wadada
Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State has dismissed critics of the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary process that produced Barrister Danladi Halilu Envulanza as the party's candidate for the Nasarawa North Senatorial bye-election, describing them as politicians with no experience of credible primaries.Speaking at the grand finale rally of the APC held on Thursday at … Continue reading Governor Sule Dismisses Critics of APC Primary, Presents Party Flag to Envulanza Ahead of Nasarawa North Bye-Election
By Rayyanu Bala Recently, while going through the comment section of Nasarawa Mirror, I came across a comment by Ahmed Bn Umar that caught my attention. He wrote: "No any Lafia man will govern Nasarawa State again, Insha Allah."At first glance, many people, especially those from Lafia, might find such a statement offensive or provocative. … Continue reading Why I Agree That No Lafia Man Should Govern Nasarawa State —For Now
By Muazu Elazeh If they have their way, most of our politicians will turn political office into a patrilineal hereditary monarchy. They envision a system in which power is inherited from father to son. They govern and then pass power to their descendants, who in turn govern and hand it over to their own children. … Continue reading Kano Must Stop Kwankwaso
By Rayyanu Bala. The article titled "Why Is Wadada Clearly Being Forced On The People?" by Imran Usman Wakili raises a number of concerns about the political future of Nasarawa State. While every citizen has the right to express opinions and scrutinize political developments, it is important that public discourse remains anchored in facts rather … Continue reading Nasarawa Deserves Facts, Not Conspiracy Theories
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