By Our Reporter As Governor of Nasarawa State, Engr. Abdullahi A. Sule, marks his 66th birthday, tributes have continued to pour in from across the state and beyond, celebrating his leadership, reforms, and developmental strides. Among the prominent voices is the Senator representing Nasarawa West Senatorial District, Sen. Ahmed Wadada Aliyu, who has described the … Continue reading Sen. Wadada Hails Gov. Abdullahi Sule @ 66, Describes Him as Visionary Leader of Modern Nasarawa

……..Speaker Jatau also calls on religion leaders to pray for divine guidance for leaders at all levels, donates 1000 US dollars for infrastructure development in ECWA Church Garaku… " Speaker, Nasarawa State House of Assembly, Dr Danladi Jatau, has urged Christians and other Nigerians to continue to show love to one another and embrace peace … Continue reading Yuletide : Nasarawa Speaker, Cleric preach love, peace, unity and alms giving.

By Abubakar Suleiman The headline used by Channels TV here lies at the core of media framing, where a message or piece of information is presented to the public or an audience in a way that influences how it is processed. It is essentially a form of perception control. Follow me: The bomb blast happened … Continue reading Channels Television and the Politics of Headline

An interesting feature of many languages is their inclusion of proverbs. In fact, some languages are especially renowned for their vibrant oral tradition and cultural heritage expressed through proverbs. The Hausa language is one of these—full of proverbs, many of which accurately mirror life’s realities. One such proverb is, ‘ana zaton wuta a makera, sai … Continue reading 2027: Challenging Tinubu Is Not Suicidal

By Our Reporter Residents of Emba Street, Millionaires Quarters in Lafia, have expressed deep appreciation to the Executive Governor of Nasarawa State, Engr. Abdullahi A. Sule, for the approval and installation of twenty solar-powered street lights in their community.Speaking on behalf of the community, Mohammed Ali Mailafaiya, the Zanna Babba of Lafia, said the project … Continue reading Emba Street Community Commends Governor Sule Over Installation of Solar Street Lights

By Ali Abare Visionary leaders are defined by their ability to see the future, inspire others and turn dreams into reality. In considering the journey thus far, on the occasion of his 66th birthday, this definition finds a living example in His Excellency, Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State. His story, particularly over the last … Continue reading Governor Sule: Celebrating a visionary leader at 66

The leaderships of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations and Nasarawa State Government have taken decisive, practical steps toward establishing the proposed University of Public Relations and Leadership (UPRL), Gudi, the world’s first sector-based university dedicated exclusively to Public Relations and Leadership. Promoted by the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) in partnership with the … Continue reading UPRL On Course As Gov. Sule Breaks Ground In Gudi On Boxing Day

By Our Reporter As Christians across Nigeria celebrate Christmas, Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu has used the occasion to send a message of hope, unity, and compassion to the people of Nasarawa State and the nation at large, urging citizens to draw strength from the core values of the season.In his Christmas goodwill message, the senator … Continue reading Christmas Message: Sen. Wadada Calls for Unity, Peace in Nasarawa

By Our Reporter The Executive Governor of Nasarawa State, His Excellency, Engr. Abdullahi A. Sule, on Wednesday, officially flagged off the All Progressives Congress (APC) electronic membership registration exercise in the state with his personal participation in the process.Governor Sule performed his e-registration at his electoral ward in Gudi, Akwanga Local Government Area, in compliance … Continue reading Governor Sule Flags Off APC E-Registration Exercise in Nasarawa

By Rayyanu Bala After my earlier piece, Nasarawa 2027: The Fallacy of the Lafia Project, I came across several rejoinders. One, in particular, stood out not because it raised new arguments, but because of the language used. It was written by my elder brother, Alhaji Abubakar Usman Sandaji, who chose to describe me with words … Continue reading Still on the “Lafia Project”