Maidoki And The Rhetoric Of Political Alarmism
By Ahmed Bello Politics is no stranger to selfish and self-serving narratives. Over the years, Nigerian politicians have become much […]
Opinion
Kebbi: X-raying Gov. Nasir’s Three Years Of Fidelity To Promise
By Rabi’u Isma’il In politics generally, but especially Nigerian politics, promises are the cheapest oxygen of electioneering. The people are
Nusuk Policy and the New Face of Hajj: How Saudi Arabia is Restoring Order, Safety and Spiritual Comfort in the Holy Cities
By: Lamara Garba For decades, the annual Hajj pilgrimage has remained one of the largest religious gatherings on earth, attracting
Kano Pilgrims Enjoy Decent Accommodation, Feeding in Makkah and Madinah
By: Lamara Garba Pilgrims from Kano State performing this year’s Hajj in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have expressed satisfaction
The Katagum-Bauchi narrative is a distraction, not a deciding factor
By Comr Mustapha Abdullahi The push around the Katagum-Bauchi dichotomy is a deliberate distraction designed to mislead the general public
Bauchi 2027: Capt Jibrin, Selective Memory And The Fear Of M. A. Abubakar
By Dahiru Hassan Kera Ordinarily, silence is advised in the face of political tantrums masquerading as public intervention. It is
Bauchi 2027: Ending MA Abubakar’s Wait
By Dahiru Hassan Kera Politics, we are often reminded, wears many robes. At one moment, it struts in the garments
Ganduje and Sanusi II: A Defining Moment of Reconciliation and Kano’s Path to Unity
By Lamara Garba In Kano’s evolving political story, certain moments carry a quiet weight that goes beyond ceremony and routine.
When the Compass Turns: Kwankwaso, Abba, and the Politics of Foresight
By Abdulkadir Ahmed Ibrahim, FNGE. (Kwakwatawa) Politics, like life, rarely moves in straight line. It bends, it twists, and at times,
A Remarkable Homecoming: Kano Unites in Support of Abba Kabiru Yusuf, Signaling a Strong Endorsement for Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027
By Nasiru Yusuf Gwadabe Saturday, 4th April 2026 will not fade easily from the living memory of Kano. It is