From Ẹkan to Abuja: Hon. Afolabi Momoh Mogaji Begins Senate Journey with Community Blessings
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By Abdulrahman Aliagan, Hon. Afolabi Abdullateef Momoh, popularly known as Mogaji, has officially commenced his consultation and campaign journey to the…
In the often turbulent theatre of Nigerian politics, where noise frequently overshadows substance and ambition is too easily mistaken for vision, Senator…
Asiwaju's Vision, Nigeria's Renewed Hope: Amb. Tsoken Applauds Tinubu, SGF for Transformative Leadership
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“I thank Almighty God for His guidance and for granting us a leader with the courage, vision, and resolve to confront Nigeria’s…
Scrap the Fraudulent ‘Acceptance Fee’ in Nigerian Universities, Education Advocate Demands
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A growing outcry is mounting against what many have described as one of the most exploitative practices in Nigeria’s education system —…
"I’m Ready to Serve, Bless My Aspiration" — Hon. Sodiq Omotayo Declares for House of Representatives 2027
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Hon. Sodiq Adewale Omotayo, popularly known as Sultan, has formally declared his intention to contest for a seat in the House…
Ambassador Abdulfatai Yahaya Seriki-Gambari fondly called AMBA by his admirer needs no introduction in Kwara State politics terrain. He is a respected…
NICFoRB Condemns Lynching of Muslim Woman in Niger State, Demands Federal Investigation and Justice
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We are deeply shocked by the gruesome killing of Ammaye, a Nigerian citizen who was denied her right to due process and…
Constitution Shackles Local Government Autonomy — Ndarani SAN Calls for Direct Funding to Councils
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We should not lose sight of the fact that the existence of the local government is to ensure that development is spread…
Faith and Freedom Africa Hosts Town Hall in Makurdi, Urges Equal Recognition of All Religions
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Faith and Freedom Africa (FFA) has renewed calls for the protection of Nigerians’ constitutional right to freedom of religion, citing Section 38…
