Member representing Nassarawa Central constituency at the Nasarawa State House of Assembly, Dr. Hajarat Danyaro Ibrahim has distributed food items and other materials worth millions of naira to the less privileged ones and other people of her constituency in the spirit of the Ramadan fast. This, She said was part of her commitment to provide … Continue reading Ramadan: Hajiya Danyaro Distributes Items Worth Millions Of Nasarawa To Constituents
By Rayyanu Bala. Aminu Muazu Maifata, the former National President of the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON), the former ALGON chairman Nasarawa state and Former chairman of Lafia Local Government was recently sworn in as the Honourable Commissioner for Local Government, chieftaincy Affairs, and Rural Development in Nasarawa State. This appointment marks a … Continue reading Nasarawa Ministry For LG: The Coming Of Aminu Maifata
By Hassan Ado, Keffi Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu, representing Nasarawa West, has carved a unique niche in Nigeria’s often rigid party-political landscape. His reputation as a “political enigma” stems from his ability to transcend partisan loyalties, cultivate cross-party appeal, and maintain unwavering relevance even as the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) grapples with defections like … Continue reading Senator Wadada: Leadership Beyond Partisanship
Local government areas in Nasarawa State have commenced the payment of salaries to workers after Governor Abdullahi Sule gave the nod for the councils to use their accrued savings to offset February salaries. Governor Sule made this known while presiding over the first state executive council meeting with his new commissioners which held at the … Continue reading In Spirit Of Ramadan, Gov. Sule Directs Payment Of Feb Salaries For LG Workers, Approves Additional N1bn For Gratuities
By Rayyanu Bala. Only, yesterday, the executive secretary of NAPHDA Dr Usman Iskilu Saleh for the first time in the existence of the agency's chief executive, perticipated in the state executive council meeting, the highest decision making body in the state, where he addressed both the governor, deputy, members of council as well as the … Continue reading News Analysis: Dr. Saleh And Challenges Of Primary Health Care System In Nasarawa State
Sasakawa Africa Association (SAA), a global organization that support smallholder farmers along the agricultural value chain, has recognized Nasarawa State for outstanding collaboration for agricultural development in Nigeria. Sasakawa Country Director, Dr. Godwin Atser, identified Nasarawa State amongst three other states, for recognition during the 2025 Annual Stakeholders Review Workshop organized by SAA in Abuja … Continue reading Sasakawa Recognizes Nasarawa For Positive Collaboration To Develop Agriculture
BY DR. IDRIS KEANA Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada, the Sarkin Yakin Keffi, has significantly impacted the political landscape of Nasarawa State and Nigeria. His career includes two terms as a member of the House of Representatives, representing Keffi, Karu, and Kokona, demonstrating his dedication to his constituents' welfare and development. Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu Empowering … Continue reading Wadada: The Champion Of Development
Governor Abdullahi Sule By Ali Abare As the world today marks this year's International Women’s Day, there is nowhere the theme for the 2025 event, "For ALL Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment," resonates more than in Nasarawa State under the leadership of His Excellency, Governor Abdullahi Sule. Indeed, in Nigeria’s evolving political landscape, Governor … Continue reading IWD 2025: Celebrating Governor Sule As Bastion Of Women Empowerment
The Executive Chairman Toto Local Government Council Pharm. Ahmed Baba Yahaya, has trained 60 Vigilantes in order to tackle insecurity, promote peace and unity in the area. The Chairman stated this during the passing out parade of the 60 Vigilante personnel held in Toto LGA recently. It would be reported that the 60 vigilantes cut … Continue reading Toto LG Chairman Trains 60 Vigilantes To Tackle Insecurity, Promote Peace
Precisely one year ago, this newspaper published an editorial titled "Excessive heat in Lafia: Why Nasarawa State Government must pay attention." The editorial highlighted the dangers of heatwaves, including heatstroke, dehydration, and exacerbation of chronic conditions like asthma, arthritis, and diabetes. It also noted that excessive heat can impair cognitive function and physical coordination, particularly … Continue reading Editorial: Excessive Heat In Lafia: Why Nasarawa State Government Must Pay Attention
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