By Our Reporter Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu has donated ₦10 million in support of the launch of the book “Building Economic Legacy in Nasarawa State” during the Investment Ball and Awards Night of the Nasarawa Investment Summit 2026.The senator made the donation while serving as Chairman of the book launch at the high-profile event, which … Continue reading Wadada Donates ₦10m at Nasarawa Investment Summit Awards Night

By Our Reporter The Vice President of Nigeria, Kashim Shettima, has expressed strong confidence in Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu, describing him as the “incoming governor” of Nasarawa State, Shettima made the remarks during the third edition of the investment summit, hosted by the Nasarawa State Government at the Government House banquet hall in Lafia. He … Continue reading Shettima Hails Wadada as ‘Incoming Governor’ at Nasarawa Investment Summit

By Dr. Idris Keana The strongly worded intervention by Mu’azu Abari on the political disagreement between Abdullahi A. Sule and his predecessor, Tanko Al-Makura, reflects a familiar pattern in Nigerian politics—where loyalty is absolutized, dissent is criminalized, and governance is reduced to personal indebtedness.At first glance, the article presents a compelling emotional appeal, framing Governor … Continue reading Between Sentiment and Substance: A Rejoinder to the Sule–Al-Makura Narrative

By Our Reporter Dr. Akabe, Senator Wadada and Hon. Nalaraba at Nasarawa Governor's lodge in Abuja Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu has appealed to the people of Nasarawa State for forgiveness, acknowledging his human limitations and the possibility of making mistakes while pursuing his political ambition.Speaking during a gathering of party stakeholders and supporters at the … Continue reading Wadada Appeals for Forgiveness, Promises Unity After Sule’s Endorsement

By Our Reporter The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nasarawa State has raised concerns over an alleged plan by certain governorship aspirants to disrupt the party’s internal processes ahead of its upcoming primaries.In a press release dated May 4, 2026, and signed by the State Publicity Secretary, Augustine Ogaba, the party said it had received … Continue reading Nasarawa APC Raises Alarm Over Alleged Plot to Disrupt Nasarawa Governorship Primaries

By Our Reporter A governorship aspirant in Nasarawa State, Ahmad Aliyu Wadada, has paid a courtesy visit to fellow aspirants, Hassan Liman, SAN in a move observers describe as a strong signal of unity ahead of the state’s political contest.Wadada, accompanied by members of his campaign council, said the visit was more than a routine … Continue reading Wadada Visits Hassan Liman to Strengthen Ties Ahead of APC Primaries in Nasarawa

By Our Reporter A high-level political visit aimed at strengthening unity within party ranks took place as Ahmed Wadada Aliyu, alongside members of his team, paid an appreciation visit to Dr. Faisal Shuibu.The visit, described by insiders as both symbolic and strategic, comes at a crucial time as preparations gradually build toward the 2027 governorship … Continue reading Unity in Action: Wadada Visits Dr. Faisal Shuibu as 2027 Alliances Take Shape

By Rayyanu Bala Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu My elder brother, Yusufu Shehu Usman, in a thought-provoking post on his Facebook page today, drew a parallel that speaks to what lies beyond human comprehension. He offered a clear interpretation of the political noise currently shaping our landscape, emphasizing that only God ultimately knows who will emerge … Continue reading In God We Trust: The Hidden Force Shaping Wadada’s Destiny

By Musa Sallau Lafia Dr. Aliyu Bello Chief Douglas Otaru, in an outburst against the APC Chairman in Nasarawa State, Aliyu Bello, made an unsubstantiated claim in his article published today in Nasarawa Mirror, titled: “Governor Sule, Self-Serving Chairman to Blame for Current Nasarawa APC Predicament.” His repeated attacks on Aliyu Bello have clearly become … Continue reading Otaru’s outburst falls flat: Sule, Aliyu Bello’s leadership drives mass defections, APC in nasarawa stronger than ever

By Justice Abdullahi Liman The article referenced makes several strong claims about indigeneity in Nasarawa State and the broader Middle Belt, using a 1800-era map of “Hausaland” (sourced from Boyd & Mack, 1995) to argue that Hausa and Fulani peoples were exclusively settlers who arrived mostly during or after Usman dan Fodio’s Sokoto Jihad (1804–1808), … Continue reading Rejoinder: Setting the Historical Record Straight on Pre-19th Century Interactions, Migrations, and Settlements in Central Nigeria (Nasarawa and the Middle Belt) by Dr Raphael P. Galleh.