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

Democracy dies the moment people begin to believe that a community belongs to one political camp and one political camp alone. That dangerous mindset appears to be taking root in Lafia. Some supporters of one governorship aspirant seem to view Lafia as their exclusive political territory—where dissent is unwelcome and alternative voices must be silenced. … Continue reading Editorial: Lafia Is Not Anyone’s Political Estate

Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu, who represents Nasarawa West Senatorial District and All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Nasarawa State, has expressed deep sorrow over the death of Hajiya Zainab Tanimu Atiku, wife of the late Jarman Keffi and mother of his Personal Assistant, Salisu Atiku.In a condolence message issued following the sad news, Senator … Continue reading Wadada Expresses Sorrow Over Passing of Hajiya Zainab Atiku, Mother of His PA, Salisu Atiku

The Nasarawa State Police Command has vowed to deploy all lawful measures necessary to maintain public order and safeguard residents from intimidation, harassment, and any form of disturbance, warning that individuals or groups who violate electoral laws will face arrest and prosecution.The warning was issued by the Commissioner of Police in the state, CP Shetima … Continue reading Nasarawa Police Command Vows to Deploy Necessary Measures to Maintain Public Order

Senator Wadada warmly exchanges greetings with Professor Haruna during his visit to the professor’s office in Abuja. By Rayyanu Bala Politics even a civilised clime is not only about ambition but is also about character. It is easy to stand by a principle when circumstances work in one's favour, however the real test comes when … Continue reading Reflections on Prof. Haruna’s Position After Wadada’s Visit.

 BY VICTORIA NGOZI IKEANO victoriangozii@gmail.com 08033077519 Between the Nigerian masses and our politicians who is missing the World Cup ‘tonic’ most? Let me lay the matter straight away: If Nigeria, specifically the Super Eagles were participating in this year’s World Cup that has just kicked off, it would have been a veritable tonic to lift up the … Continue reading Nigeria miss World Cup tonic