Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu has said that democracy should not be measured solely by the conduct of elections but by the ability of leaders to remain responsive, accountable, and committed to the aspirations of the people.The All Progressives Congress (APC) gubernatorial candidate for Nasarawa State made the assertion in a Democracy … Continue reading Democracy Not Just About Elections but Responsive, Accountable Leadership — Wadada

The Speaker of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly, Danladi Jatau, has paid glowing tribute to Nigeria's founding fathers as the nation commemorates the 27th Democracy Day celebration.In a statement issued in Lafia by his Press Secretary, Jibrin Gwamna, the Speaker described June 12 as a unique and historic day in the nation's democratic journey, … Continue reading Democracy Day: Nasarawa Speaker Pays Tribute to Founding Fathers, Seeks Prayers for Nigeria

…… As 5-day retreat gets under way in Abuja, the nation's capital, Clerk hails Speaker for the opportunity assures of stepping down knowledge. The National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies NILDS, National Assembly Abuja is training the management of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly on Legislative Administration. To this end, a 5-day capacity … Continue reading National Assembly trains Nasarawa Assembly management on legislative administration.

BY Muazu Elazeh I firmly believe there is no such thing as a repentant terrorist. As has been widely stated, the only terrorist who truly repents is the dead one. I also hold the view that there is absolutely no reason why any government, authority, or institution, regardless of what it is called, should negotiate … Continue reading Zamfara: Another Reason Not To Negotiate With Terrorists

By Rayyanu Bala In every democratic society, citizens have the constitutional right to freely associate with any political party of their choice. People can join, leave, or support any political movement they believe best represents their interests and aspirations. This freedom is one of the foundations of democracy and should always be respected.However, while supporters … Continue reading Political Freedom Does Not Include Destroying Party Symbols

Late Professor Silas Gyar The All Progressives Congress (APC) gubernatorial candidate in Nasarawa State, Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu, has expressed deep sorrow over the death of the Chairman of his Campaign Council, Prof. Silas D. Gyar.In a statement issued on Tuesday evening in Lafia, Senator Wadada described the late professor's passing as a shocking and … Continue reading APC Gubernatorial Candidate Senator Wadada Mourns Death of Campaign Council Chairman, Prof. Silas Gyar

The Nasarawa State Internal Revenue Service (NSIRS) has reaffirmed its commitment to a lawful, transparent, and business-friendly tax administration system with the immediate abolition of all unauthorized roadblocks used for tax and haulage revenue collection across major highways in the state.The Executive Chairman of NSIRS, Ibrahim Sarki Adamu, FCNA, FCTI, announced the directive during a … Continue reading NSIRS Commits to Lawful, Transparent Revenue Collection, Orders Removal of Illegal Roadblocks

By Rayyanu Bala Politics, like every human endeavor, comes with victories, disappointments, expectations, and sometimes disagreements. The aftermath of the APC governorship primary election in Nasarawa State has once again reminded us of this reality.Following the outcome of the primary election, former Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar Adamu, decided to leave the APC, a … Continue reading It is high time we moved away from politics of “He is our own.”

 BY VICTORIA NGOZI IKEANO victoriangozii@gmail.com  08033077519 Construction of airports was an exclusive preserve of the federal government until some years ago when state governments engaged in what I term scramble for building airports which they considered ‘legacy’ projects; notwithstanding that they are viewed as being beneficial mainly to the elites in society. As of today, there is … Continue reading From craze for airports to scramble for airlines