When Power Meets Purpose: Why Abba Kabir Yusuf’s APC Move Is Kano’s Necessary Turn
By Abdulkadir Ahmed Ibrahim (Kwakwatawa), FNGE. In politics, moments arise when loyalty to a platform must give way to loyalty […]
Opinion
When Fear Meets Reform: How Kano Is Rewriting the Narrative of Security
By Abdulkadir Badsha Mukhtar Insecurity recognizes no tribe and bows to no religion. It strikes without warning, without names, and
Across Party Lines a Crown of Merit for Kano People’s Governor
By Lawal Abdullahi On the night Abuja turned its gaze toward service beyond party loyalty, Kano found itself called by
Convicted By Camera, Acquitted By Court
By H. A. Maqari, Esq There is an old truth that justice hurried is justice buried. In Nigeria today, nowhere
Engr. Shehu Hadi Ahmad (Iyan Pindiga): Garlands For A Patriot
By Dahiru Hassan Kera On Friday, 21st November 2025, a significant chapter quietly closed in the leadership of the Federal
Government Sleeps as Bandits Rule: Kebbi Abduction Shows Nigeria Has Lost Control
By Lamara Garba Azare Nigeria woke up once again to the heartbreaking reality that its children are no longer safe
Kwankwaso at 69: The Red Cap and the Conscience of a Nation
As he turns 69, President Tinubu, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, and millions of admirers celebrate a statesman whose red cap
Tinubu’s Security Shake-Up: A Bold Reset for Nigeria’s Peace Agenda
By Dr Ibrahim brahim Sani Kaita President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s recent removal and reconstitution of the nation’s Service Chiefs marks
A Government of Broken Promises: ASUU’s Strike and the Shame of Nigeria’s Insincerity
By: Lamara Garba Azare In the past decade, ASUU’s unpaid warnings and indefinite strikes have shut down public universities for
When Mercy Becomes Misrule: Tinubu’s Pardon and the Politics of Forgiving the Guilty
By: Lamara Garba Azare Tinubu’s mass pardon blurs the line between compassion and compromise, raising a haunting question: when mercy