Opinion - Page 3

By Aminu Sule Yusuf Baduku’s write-up is a classic example of how emotion, bias, and outright misinformation can be dressed up as opinion. While such commentary often does not deserve a response,

By Kwaji Zira There are many qualified individuals aspiring to be the next Governor of Adamawa State in the 2027 gubernatorial election. Indeed, across political parties, there is no shortage of aspirants

By Aminu Aminu The recent media engagement by former Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar Adamu may have been brief, but it was anything but ordinary. Beneath the calm delivery lies a carefully

By Idrisu Maidawa In 2019, Senator Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed was under the scrutiny of the EFCC when he ran to Bauchi and obtained immunity as Governor. Today, another Bala, – Bala Maijama’a

By Aminu Aminu In the intricate chessboard of Bauchi politics, one name continues to echo across wards, local governments, and power circles- Dr. Nura Manu Soro. Young, strategic, and deeply rooted in

By Blaise Udunze For months, Nigerians have argued in circles. Aliko Dangote has been blamed by default. They have accused his refinery of monopoly power, of greed, of manipulation. They have pointed

By Samuel Moses Senator Umar Tanko Al-Makura remains one of the most consequential political figures in Nasarawa State and the North Central region. His influence extends beyond titles and offices; he commands

By Kunle Aderibigbe As conversations around Oyo 2027 begin to take shape, attention is shifting from personalities to capacity.Beyond popularity and political structure, the next phase of leadership will require a mix

By Segun Adediran For those who studied Economics at the Ordinary Level in the 1970s, the name O.A. Lawal likely rings a bell. His seminal work, O’ Level Economics of West Africa,

The article “Confusing Signals From Nasarawa” by one Kabiru Dan Mallam is, in itself, a work in contradictions. In politics, reality checks are not only important but necessary. Unfortunately, the piece attempts