Gov. Abdullahi Sule By Rayyanu Bala The scenario surrounding how Governor Abdullahi Sule interacted with all critical stakeholders and governorship aspirants under the platform of the APC ahead of this coming primaries is already in the public domain. There is no doubt about that.The first stakeholders’ meeting convened by Governor Sule was held at the … Continue reading Guber 2027: Can Leaders Who Break Their Word Be Trusted?

By Our Reporter Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu has commended Governor Abdullahi Sule for his policies aimed at sustaining peace, promoting cultural values, and preserving indigenous languages across Nasarawa State.The senator made the remarks during the Nasarawa North Peace and Unity Festival, where he served as Father of the Day. The event brought together youths, women, … Continue reading Wadada Applauds Sule, Rallies Youths for Peace at Nasarawa Unity Festival

By Our Reporter A senior Nigerian legal practitioner, Yusuf Shehu Usman, has clarified that resignation from a political party becomes effective from the moment a notice of resignation is submitted, not when it is publicly announced or acknowledged by the party.Usman, a former Secretary of the Nigerian Law School and ex-Commissioner of Justice in Nasarawa … Continue reading Resignation from Political Parties Takes Effect Upon Notice, Says Legal Expert

 A former Commissioner in Nasarawa state, Pharmacist Victor Terah Patrick has formally declared his intention to contest for the Senate seat in the Nasarawa West zone, come 2027. Pharm. Terah made the declaration when he visited the   APC Nasarawa West zonal office in keffi with his supporters. He was received by the Zonal chairman, Isaiah Attah and … Continue reading Terah declares for Senate, Nasarawa West

By Victoria N. Ikeanovictoriangozii@gmail.com | 08033077519 When, over the weekend, I saw splashed on the front page of an Abuja-based national newspaper a photograph of Nasarawa State Governor, Abdullahi Sule, President Bola Tinubu, and Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu jointly posing for the cameras, I said to myself, “Something good is coming out of Nasarawa State.”Governor … Continue reading No controversy, Wadada fit and prepared to govern

By Rayyanu Bala Former IGP Mohammed Abubakar Adamu, who joined politics less than ten months ago, is already boasting that he can defeat a sitting governor alongside Senator Wadada. Both of these leaders have spent over two decades in politics, experiencing its highs and lows and mastering its complexities. For someone who has not even … Continue reading Between a Former IGP’s Tall Dream and the Nasarawa Electorate

By Justice Abdullahi Liman Justice Abdullahi Liman I welcome the spirited engagement of the Forum of National Youth Presidents (Ethnic Nationalities) with the political future of Nasarawa State. In a democracy, every group has the sacred right to articulate its concerns, and I commend the Forum for reaffirming the imperative of transparent primaries and a … Continue reading My response to the Communique Issued by the Forum of National Youth Presidents (Ethnic Nationalities) in Nasarawa State

By Our Reporter A prominent political figure, Garba Rosha Mohammed has praised Abdullahi Sule for naming a preferred successor, describing the move as timely and strategic.Speaking with Nasarawa Eye in Keffi during the welcome home mega rally for senator Wadada, Rosha who retired from Nasarawa state civil service as permanent secretary commended the governor’s choice … Continue reading Rosha Backs Sule’s Successor Choice, Rallies Support for Wadada in Lafia

By Mohammed Kilema Governor Abdullahi Sule The submission under review is elegantly composed and rhetorically engaging; however, beneath its polished surface lies a series of assumptions that do not fully align with the practical realities of political leadership, party dynamics, and democratic culture within Nigeria. A more measured and context-sensitive appraisal reveals that the actions … Continue reading Leadership is not silence: Sule’s principled preference reflects guidance, not imposition,  strengthens—not subverts—democratic process within Nasarawa APC