By Our Reporter President Tinubu and Senator Wadada. Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu on Friday paid a courtesy visit to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) at his Lagos residence, in a move aimed at advancing the interests of Nasarawa State and its people.Sources close to the meeting indicated that the visit formed part of ongoing efforts … Continue reading Wadada Meets Tinubu in Lagos, Pushes Strong Agenda for Nasarawa’s Development

By Justice Abdullahi Liman Dr. Frank Peter Ombugadu,With due respect, your lengthy “Indigenous Voices, Silenced” piece is not a defence of indigeneity. It is a textbook case of mischaracterisation, selective historical amnesia, and the very discrimination you claim to reject. You accuse others of gaslighting and hate speech while twisting arguments that simply demand fairness, … Continue reading REJOINDER TO DR. FRANK PETER OMBUGADU: INDIGENEITY DESERVES RESPECT — BUT NOT AT THE ALTAR OF EXCLUSION, MISCHARACTERISATION, AND DISCRIMINATION AGAINST FELLOW CITIZENS

By Murtala Adogi Mohammed PhD. A critical assessment of emerging succession dynamics in Borno and Nasarawa States highlights a defining lesson in contemporary political leadership, the primacy of strategic restraint, alignment, and institutional stability over fragmented ambition. In Borno State, two prominent aspirants, Senator Kaka Shehu Lawan, aligned with the Vice President, and Lawan Abba … Continue reading NASARAWA 2027: SUCCESSION PLANNING, A.A. SULE, AND THE POWER OF WISDOM—LESSONS FROM BORNO STATE.

By Rayyanu Bala Since the defection of some prominent politicians to the now crisis-ridden ADC, some have begun to present the party as though it holds all the solutions to Nigeria’s problems. The coming together of figures like Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi, David Mark, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, Nasir El-Rufai, Abubakar Malami, Rotimi Amaechi, and … Continue reading Why ADC Is No Different from APC, PDP.

By Our Reporter The Governor of Nasarawa State, Abdullahi A. Sule, has paid a condolence visit to former Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Attahiru Jega, following the death of his wife, Hajiya Hadiza Jega.Sule, who also serves as Chairman of the North Central Governors Forum, described the passing of the deceased as a … Continue reading Gov. Sule Mourns with Jega, Calls Wife’s Death a National Loss

Hon. Ibrahim Hamza By Our Reporter A former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) scribe, Ibrahim Hamza, who early last year defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC), has praised Governor Abdullahi Sule for his strong commitment to education and purposeful leadership in Nasarawa State.Hamza, who holds the traditional title of Karfen Dawaki of Lafia, said Governor … Continue reading Sule’s Educational Background Key to Nasarawa’s Progress — Hon. Ibrahim Hamza

By Our Reporter Gov. Abdullahi Sule Governor Abdullahi A. Sule has returned to Nigeria in the early hours of today Friday, following the conclusion of a private visit to the United States, a trip sources say was undertaken in the broader interest of the people of Nasarawa State.Though details of the visit were not officially … Continue reading Governor Sule Returns To Nigeria with Renewed Vigor, Sets Sights on Smooth Transition in Nasarawa

By Our Reporter Dr Usman Iskilu Saleh HPV Vaccine Champions have been recruited across all 13 Local Government Areas of Nasarawa State as part of efforts to strengthen awareness and acceptance of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, a move aimed at ensuring the long-term sustainability of the vaccination programme.The Executive Secretary of the Nasarawa State … Continue reading NAPHDA Deploys HPV Champions Across 13 LGAs to Boost Vaccine Uptake and Sustainability

Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu By Rayyanu Bala The poser posted on Nasarawa Mirror, credited to one Zarmo Auta, reads:“Dear Wadada, your constituency is on fire, yet you are gallivanting. Is your governorship ambition more important than your people?” This was unfortunate poser coming from someone who knows nothing about Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu.That sharp jab … Continue reading Gallivanting or Governing? Setting the Record Straight on Wadada

By Muazu Elazeh In December 2025, members of the Northern Governors’ Forum met in Kaduna and decided to establish the Northern States Security Trust Fund, with each of the 19 northern states expected to contribute N1 billion per month. The idea, at least on paper, was simple: pool resources to address the seemingly endless wave … Continue reading Killings: The North Must Rise Now