Mallam Umar Abdullahi Namadi has said a special prayer session and solidarity rally held in Unguwar Wajen Rabo, Lafia Local Government Area, was organized on behalf of his principal, Dr. Usman Iskilu Saleh, Executive Secretary of the Nasarawa State Primary Health Care Development Agency, to demonstrate their support for Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu ahead of … Continue reading Unguwar Wajen Rabo In Lafia Holds Prayers, Rally for Senator Wadada’s 2027 Governorship
Mr. Ola Olanipekun Olukoyede. Executive Chairman, EFCC By Rayyanu Bala The Arise TV interrogation of the wife of Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada over her women empowerment programme came at the right time. However, the questioning of the source of funding for the programme, as demanded by Arise TV, should not stop with Senator Wadada. It … Continue reading Accountability Must Apply To Every Nasarawa Governorship Candidate.
The newly appointed Special Adviser to the Nasarawa State Governor on Information and Orientation, Dr. Joseph Oboshi Attah, has called on the Doma Executive Council and the people of the area to unite, move forward and work towards the success of the Wadada Project 2027 and a brighter future for Doma and the state.Dr. Attah … Continue reading Attah Charges Doma Council to Unite, Support Wadada Project 2027
Members of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly have participated in the 55th Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA), Africa Region Conference held in Malawi from August 9 to 16, 2026.The delegation, led by the Speaker of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Danladi Jatau, Ph.D., attended the conference hosted by the Parliament of Malawi … Continue reading Nasarawa Lawmakers Attend 55th CPA Africa Conference in Malawi
The Wadada Tennis Championship commenced in Lafia, Nasarawa State, with the Accountant-General of Nasarawa State, Rt. Hon. Dr. Musa Ahmed Mohammed, Baraden Nasarawa, sponsoring the tournament as part of his continued commitment to sports development and youth empowerment across the state.The championship is taking place at the Nasarawa Luxury Hotel Tennis Courts, bringing together talented … Continue reading Wadada Tennis Championship Kicks Off in Lafia
By Mohammed Kilema A Response to “The House and the Horizon: Factionalism and Structural Fragility of Nasarawa’s ADC” The attempt by Chief Ibrahim Nasiru to portray the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Nasarawa State as a “formidable alternative coalition” ahead of the 2027 gubernatorial election is, with due respect, an exaggeration that the unfolding events … Continue reading ADC and the House of Cards: When Political Ambition Masquerades as Organisation
Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu By Rayyanu Bala There are many ways politicians react when they lose a party ticket. Some become bitter. Others turn their supporters against the party, organise protests, or make the political environment almost impossible for everyone involved. But every now and then, a good politician, a politician who knows his onion … Continue reading Wadada and the Politics of Knowing One’s Onion
Hajiya Maryam Wadada, wife of Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu, has reaffirmed her commitment to empowering women at the grassroots, as 500 women in Lafia Local Government Area of Nasarawa State received N50,000 each under an empowerment programme supported by the senator Wadada.Speaking while addressing the beneficiaries, Hajiya Maryam said the initiative was part of Senator … Continue reading Maryam Wadada Reaffirms Commitment to Women’s Empowerment in Lafia
Democracy is strongest when citizens participate peacefully, make informed choices and respect one another, regardless of political affiliation, Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu has said.Wadada made the remarks while joining the Executive Governor of Nasarawa State, Engr. Abdullahi A. Sule, at the 2026 Nasarawa Youth Summit organised by the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Nasarawa … Continue reading Wadada Urges Peaceful Political Participation Ahead of 2027 Elections
By Muazu Elazeh Like most Nigerian Muslims, let me state without any equivocation that Sheikh Yahaya Sani Jingir—who recently made controversial remarks describing non-Muslims in unacceptable terms—did not speak for me, nor does he represent the majority of the more than 120 million Muslims in Nigeria. Jingir speaks only for himself and his own self-serving … Continue reading Nigerians Should Ignore Sheikh Jingir
