By Our Reporter A large crowd of Wadada Youth Ambassadors took to the streets of Lafia on Monday in a show of solidarity ahead of the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election.Wadada Youth Ambassadors, drawn from various parts of Nasarawa State, marched through major roads in the state capital, chanting slogans and displaying placards endorsing … Continue reading Thousands Of Wadada Youth Ambassadors Storm APC Secretariat In A Rally Ahead of APC Primaries

By Our Reporter Zaidu Aliyu Tanko, Convener Wadada Youth Ambassadors The Sen. Wadada Youth Ambassadors in Nasarawa State have clarified the purpose of their forthcoming rally, stating that it is a strictly internal solidarity march and not part of any broader political campaign structure.The group explained that the event is exclusively organized for its members … Continue reading Wadada Youth Ambassadors Explain Purpose of On Going Rally in Lafia

By Rayyanu Bala More than a month after the inauguration of the Nasarawa State Electricity Regulatory Commission (NASERC), concerns are mounting over the lack of visible progress in addressing critical power infrastructure in Lafia, particularly the substation along Shendam road.The substation, which residents say is vital to improving electricity supply in parts of the state … Continue reading Over a Month After NASERC Inauguration, Silence Persists Over Electricity Improvements in Lafia

By Our Reporter Barr. Usman Lamus A political support group backing Barr. Usman Lamus has called on him to immediately leave the All Progressives Congress (APC), citing what it described as an unfair and undemocratic endorsement process within the party.In a statement released on Sunday, the group expressed “utmost dismay” over a viral video in … Continue reading Barr. Lamus Supporters Demand Defection Over ‘Imposed’ Candidacy

By Rayyanu Bala While addressing a press conference in Abuja yesterday, I listened carefully to Mohammed Abubakar Adamu, and while he made his points with confidence, I couldn’t help but feel that his argument doesn’t quite reflect the lived political reality in Nasarawa State.Zoning in Nasarawa may not always be codified in black and white, … Continue reading Zoning Is Real In Nasarawa State.

By Our Reporter At the heart of celebrations marking a major academic milestone, Nasarawa State University, Keffi came alive with prestige and pride as it hosted its 8th Combined Convocation Ceremony—an event that also commemorates the institution’s 25th anniversary.Among the distinguished personalities at the ceremony was Senator Ahmad Wadada Aliyu whose presence added political and … Continue reading Wadada Graces NSUK @ 25: A Convocation of Pride, Progress.

 BY VICTORIA NGOZI IKEANO  victoriangozii@gmail.com 08033077519 After the Ramadan and Lent fasting periods (during which many Nigerians, not least our politicians endeavoured to lie low), both of which culminated in the Sallah and Easter holidays, all are now gearing up for full mode politics and politicking.  Nigerian politics in the last 12 years or thereabout has been … Continue reading Twists and turns of 2027 race

Bello Ramalan distributing the relief materials Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu Donates ₦8 Million, Food Relief to Udege Clash VictimsSenator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu has provided humanitarian assistance worth millions of naira to communities affected by the recent communal clash in Udege, offering relief to families struggling in the aftermath of the crisis.The intervention, which targeted members … Continue reading Senator Wadada Donates ₦8 Million, 600 Bags Of  Rice To Udege Clash Victims

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