At a time when truth is desperately needed to steady public confidence, it is deeply unfortunate and shameful that some media outlets have chosen to fan the flames of fear rather than uphold the ethics of responsible reporting. The recent false alarms and exaggerated claims of widespread abductions in Nasarawa State are not just careless … Continue reading EDITORIAL: Sensationalism Is Not Journalism. Stop Fueling Fear in Nasarawa State
The state Commissioner on Special Duties (Security), retired Police Commissioner Usman Baba handed down the warning in an interview shortly after a brief closed door meeting with the state Deputy Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Akabe and the state Commissioner of Police Shettima Jauro Mohammed in the office of the deputy governor. He said they were in … Continue reading Nasarawa State Government Cautions Against Creating Panic Through Peddling Of False rumours
The Nasarawa State Police Command has dismissed reports circulating on social media and in some news outlets alleging that two pupils of St. Peter’s Academy, Rukubi, in Doma Local Government Area, were abducted by kidnappers. In a statement issued by the Police Public Relations Officer, SP Ramhan Nansel, the Command described the claim as false … Continue reading Police Debunk Claims of Pupil Abduction at St. Peter’s Academy
By Rayyanu Bala In recent weeks, a narrative has been circulating among some supporters of Senator Umaru Tanko Al-Makura, alleging that many individuals who benefited from his political goodwill during his tenure as governor have now turned their backs on him. These supporters argue that those he uplifted through appointments, patronage, and support failed to … Continue reading Al-Makura and the Politics of Reciprocity in Nasarawa State
His Excellency Abdullahi A. Sule, Governor of Nasarawa State, has unveiled a compelling investment pitch to international investors, showcasing the state’s vast hydrocarbon reserves and expanding agricultural opportunities. The presentation was made during a high-level business meeting with a delegation from a South African investment bank. Governor Sule emphasized that Nasarawa’s untapped hydrocarbon deposits present … Continue reading Governor Abdullahi Sule Showcases Nasarawa’s Investment Potential in South Africa
"…with government targeting yield of over 3,000 metric tonnes of paddy rice…" The Nasarawa State House of Assembly Standing Committee on Agriculture has today Thursday visited one of the largest State Government rice farm in Jangwa to inspect the ongoing harvest. It was reported that the ongoing harvest at Jangwa Rice Farm is part of … Continue reading NSHA Committee Visits Jangwa Rice Farm, hails Gov. Sule’s Agricultural drive.
By Muazu Elazeh The attack on Government Girls Comprehensive Secondary School at Maga community in Danko/Wasagu local government area of Kebbi State, where 25 students have been abducted, poses yet another serious threat to education. It is more so in a country with almost twenty million out-of-school children, a significant number of whom are girls. … Continue reading Maga: We Failed Our Girls Again
By Ali Abare If Ayuba Umar is comparing the security situation of today in Nasarawa State to what obtains in the United States, then he has missed the point. There is no basis for any comparison between these two entities. The United States has its own unique security architecture, history, and challenges, just as Nasarawa … Continue reading Ayuba Umar and his misguided comparisons
Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu By Rayyanu Bala Politics is like a crowded marketplace where everyone is saying anything and everyone is making all sorts of promises left, right and centre, yet among them only a few truly stand out. But every once in a while, a leader emerges whose words carry weight because they are … Continue reading Yes, Indeed- Wadada Has Truly Paid His Dues
BY VICTORIA NGOZI IKEANOvictoriangozii@gmail.com 08033077519 Insults, ridicule and mockery are the common denominator in comments section of social media. This is a reflection of how majority of Nigerians are. For, the average Nigerian is cantankerous, flying off the handle at slightest provocation. Consider that a woman, mother while scolding a child uses such intemperate language as … Continue reading Revisiting the language of our politicians/leaders
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