BY VICTORIA N. IKEANO By end of next week the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, should be able to publish authenticated list of those vying for elections in all 36 states of the federation plus Abuja, the federal capital territory for all the political parties and for all posts – from the state houses of … Continue reading Politicking: Women In Politics Come Short

BY RAYYANU BALA Last week, the good people of Nasarawa state were thrown into ecstatic mood following the news of the reconciliation of Governor Umaru Tanko Al-makura and Senator Abdullahi Adamu. The news was pleasantly surprising to citizens of the state in view of the extreme positions taken by both of them as they each … Continue reading The Re-union Of Gov. Al- makura And Sen. Adamu

By Ibrahim Habu Suleiman The storm that swept across the country since August through September up until the first week of October heralding the political parties' primaries has eventually subsided generally with winners and losers counting their blessings. For many of the contestants it was just an experience they may live to cherish for many … Continue reading Parties’ Primaries: Now, The Storm Is Over

By Abdulkarim Muhammad AbdullahiMr. President, with the greatest sense of spiritual honour , respect, humility and national pride, I want to inform you,that,if the title of this article makes you feel embarrassed or disappointed with our choice of theme, it is not meant as a deliberate parody to debase your heroic struggles to make Nigeria … Continue reading APC, Buhari And Political Integrity In Nigeria

BY RAYYANU BALA The prediction of virtually all political analysts in Nasarawa state regarding who would clinch the APC primary election for Nasarawa South senate slot came to fruition with the declaration of Governor Umar Tanko Al-makura as winner of the election having polled 1,262 votes to beat Arc. Salihu Hussaini Egyebola who secured 312 … Continue reading APC Senate Primary: Al- makura’s Victory And Our Predictions

  BY RAYYANU BALA The prediction of virtually all political analysts in Nasarawa state regarding who would clinch the APC primary election for Nasarawa South senate slot  came to fruition with the declaration of Governor Umar Tanko  Al-makura as winner of the election having polled 1,262 votes to beat Arc. Salihu Hussaini Egyebola who secured … Continue reading APC SENATE PRIMARY: AL-MAKURA’S VICTORY AND OUR PREDICTIONS

Nasarawa State Government has reassured that All Progressives Congress APC would win the 2019 presidential election with wide margin contrary to allegations that it was only interested in victory at the governorship polls. This was made known by the state Commissioner of Information, Culture and Tourism, Alhaji Jamil Zakari in an interview with Nasarawa Eye … Continue reading 2019: Buhari Will Win With Wide Margin In Nasarawa-Jamil Zakari

BY VICTORIA N. IKEANO Nigerians by and large were in no celebratory mood on October 1, 2018, strange as it may sound. Yes, the weather was clement, cool, text messages from friends, colleagues and corporate organisations wishing everyone a ‘Happy Independence Day’ flooded our mobile phones. But beneath the veneer and the perfunctory morning greetings … Continue reading Independence Day Losing Its Lustre

BY RAYYANU BALA The emergence of Engr. Abdullahi Alhaji Sule as All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship flag bearer in the forthcoming general elections in Nasarawa state did not surprises many while at the same time his emergence came to many others like a thunderbolt. Those familiar with the level of politicking and networking which Engr. … Continue reading Now That Engr A.A Sule Is The APC Flag Bearer

Unarguably, this is not the best of times for most members of the ruling All Progressives Congress-APC- in Nasarawa State generally and the teeming supporters of Governor Al-Makura and Senator Abdullahi Adamu. It is now crystal clear that the duo are locked in a battle of an unimaginable magnitude at a time the party is … Continue reading 2019: Who Blinks First Between Al- makura And Adamu?