By Dr. Sulaiman Abdulwahab Sulaiman, CNA I wholeheartedly agree with Rayyanu Bala in his write-up entitled “Ex-IGP Adamu’s Statement: A Challenge to Senator Al-Makura,” published by Nasarawa Eye on 12th September 2026.The statement attributed to former Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar Adamu, at the SDP National Convention that “nobody needs the APC in Nasarawa State” … Continue reading COMMENTARY ON FORMER IGP ADAMU’S STATEMENT: THE POLITICAL CONTRADICTION MUST BE EXAMINED
BY VICTORIA NGOZI IKEANOvictoriangozii@gmail.com 08033077519 It is said that in politics 24 hours, one day, is quite a long period as many things can change, happen and unfold within that short time. And so it is with Nigeria’s 2027 race as it is replete with twists, turns and drama every day. As at now, decamping/defections continue … Continue reading New twists, turns and drama of 2027 race
By Rayyanu Bala At the SDP National Convention in Abuja, former Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar Adamu, reportedly made a statement that should not be taken lightly. He said that nobody needs the APC in Nasarawa State and that the people are tired of the APC.For me, that statement is not just another political comment. … Continue reading Ex-IGP Adamu’s Statement: A Challenge to Senator Al-Makura
By Our Reporter Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada, the All Progressives Congress (APC) gubernatorial candidate in Nasarawa State, has said leadership is not about speaking to the people alone but about listening to them, understanding their concerns and building a shared vision for the future.Wadada, who represents Nasarawa West Senatorial District in the National Assembly, made … Continue reading 2027: Leadership Is About Listening, Understanding Concerns, Building Shared Vision — Wadada
Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu By Rayyanu Bala The attempt by some opponents to disagree with Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu over his assertion that “it is my time to govern Nasarawa State” is, at best, a deliberate misunderstanding of the political reality in Nasarawa State and, at worst, an attempt to weaponise rhetoric against a legitimate … Continue reading Wadada is right, it is his turn.
By Muazu Elazeh I recently listened to Governor Francis Ogbonna Erishi Nwifuru of Ebonyi State warning local government chairmen to ensure the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) wins their council areas in the 2027 elections by any means, or risk being sacked. Hearing this, I couldn't help but believe that democracy in Nigeria is gradually … Continue reading Ebonyi Needs Guardrails Against Nwifuru’s Overreach
Dr. Barau Best By Staff Reporter The Provost of the College of Education, Akwanga, Dr. Best Barau, has challenged the camp of former Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar Adamu, to produce evidence to substantiate claims that the Nasarawa State Government denied the former police chief access to a public venue for his agricultural empowerment programme.Barau, … Continue reading Akwanga Venue Row: College Provost Demands Evidence From ex-IGP’s Camp
Hon. Mohammed Haliru Arabo. Chairman Lafia Local Government. By Rayyanu Bala Frankly speaking, Yusuf Shehu Usman has said what many people in Lafia are thinking but may not have the courage to say openly.His warning in Facebook page today about the growing politics of hatred, insults, division, provocation, violence and ignorance in Lafia deserves serious … Continue reading Yes, Lafia Does Not Need Politics of Fear and Division
Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu has called on religious leaders in Nasarawa State to reject politics of religious, ethnic and sectional division, urging them to promote unity and issue-based leadership ahead of the 2027 elections.Wadada made the call on Wednesday while addressing pastors and community stakeholders from Keffi, Karu and Kokona Federal Constituency at a sensitisation … Continue reading Wadada Urges Clergy to Reject Religious, Ethnic Politics in Nasarawa
Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu By Rayyanu Bala A new campaign of calumny is ongoing against Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu and his governorship candidature in Nasarawa State. The argument being pushed by the sponsors of these campaigns is that there is a need to substitute Wadada as the APC candidate because, if elected governor, he would … Continue reading Campaigns Against Wadada’s Candidature Are Dead on Arrival
