The Wadada Like Minds group has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to the actualization of the governorship aspiration of Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada, following a strategic meeting held at the group's headquarters along Makurdi Road, Lafia.The meeting, which brought together members of the group, reviewed its activities and performance over the past three months. Members expressed … Continue reading Wadada Like Minds Reviews Performance, Reaffirms Commitment to Wadada’s Project
An All Progressives Congress (APC) House of Representatives hopeful for the Lafia/Obi Federal Constituency, Alhaji Mohammadu Al-Makura, has expressed appreciation to members of the MOHA Progress Movement (MPM) for the successful unveiling of his campaign banner at Rimi Uku in Lafia.In a message to supporters, Al-Makura said he was unable to attend the event due … Continue reading Mohammed Al-Makura Urges Lafia/Obi Residents to Obtain PVCs Ahead of 2027 Elections
The governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nasarawa State, Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu, has said that the Fellowship Award conferred on him by the Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa has further strengthened his commitment to excellence, purposeful leadership, and continued service to the growth and development of Nasarawa State and Nigeria.Senator Wadada stated this … Continue reading Fellowship Award Strengthens My Commitment to Service, Says Senator Wadada
By Rayyanu Bala Politics is not just about winning elections. To be honest politics is about building relationships, managing interests, and keeping everyone invested in a common cause. This is what Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu is doing at the moment. And that is what will continue to distinguish him from fair-weather politiciansas well as many … Continue reading Wadada’s Politics: Always Thinking Ahead
BY VICTORIA NGOZI IKEANOvictoriangozii@gmail.com 08033077519 Last weekend residents of Ekiti state in south west Nigeria trooped out to cast their votes in the governorship election. Results of that election bore some similarities with the Anambra state gubernatorial poll that was held towards end of last year, precisely, November, 2025. Both were off-cycle elections in which incumbent … Continue reading Like Ekiti, Like Anambra —- two elections same outcomes
By Our Reporter Senator Wadada engaged with retired DIG Ari and retired Comptroller Joseph Attah at the event. The All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Nasarawa state, Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu, has urged all aspirants who contested various positions in the party's just-concluded primaries to remain patient, united, and loyal to the party.Senator Wadada … Continue reading Wadada Calls for Unity, Patience Among APC Aspirants Who Lost Primaries
By Rayyanu Bala A few days ago, I found myself in a lengthy discussion with friends about the worsening economic situation in Nigeria. Like many Nigerians, we lamented the hardship that followed the removal of petroleum subsidy by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. We also spoke about the persistent insecurity in the North, where insurgency, banditry, … Continue reading Nigeria’s Problems and the Leadership We Deserve
A Professor of African Literature at the Federal University of Lafia (FULafia), Prof. Mallam Al-Bishak, has called for the rewriting of African history and educational curricula from an African-centered perspective to restore pride among Africans and inspire future generations.Prof. Al-Bishak made the call on Wednesday while delivering the 44th Inaugural Lecture of the Federal University … Continue reading FULafia Don Advocates Rewriting of African History, Educational Curriculum
Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu, yesterday participated in a crucial emergency plenary session of the Senate, during which lawmakers considered and passed the landmark Bill for an Act to establish State Police across the Federation.The historic legislation, designed to strengthen internal security and improve grassroots policing nationwide, was transmitted to the National Assembly as an Executive … Continue reading Senate Passes Landmark State Police Bill as Senator Wadada Participates in Emergency Plenary
By Muazu Elazeh If Keir Starmer were a Nigerian leader, he would have blamed the opposition for every problem confronting his government, including natural disasters. Instead of stepping aside, he would have unleashed attack dogs and social media trolls to bombard critics daily, accusing opposition figures of masterminding the government's failures and sabotaging his administration. … Continue reading Should PBAT Not Learn From Starmer?
