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PDP: Wike, Makinde factions in fight-to-finish
We’re not planning to wipe out Christians — Sultan
Naira rises to N1,380/$ in parallel market
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SubscribeDelta Central senate race: Omo-Agege submits nomination form, pledges to work with Tinubu, Oborevwori
Deputy President of the 9th Senate, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, has pledged to partner Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, to accelerate the prosperous and development-oriented Delta State. He also resolved to advance the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Senator Omo-Agege made pledge on Thursday as he submitted his nomination form to contest the […]
CIDO Asthma Foundation launches medical outreach
The Obi Nwaokocha Okeze Foundation has continued to leave an indelible mark on the Igbuzo community, with its wide-ranging humanitarian initiatives transforming lives and strengthening grassroots development. Over the years, the foundation has distinguished itself through impactful empowerment programmes, including scholarship schemes for students, tricycle (keke) distribution to boost youth employment, free medical outreaches, cash […]
Indigenising mechanised agric tech in Katsina State
Across growing seasons and dry spells, a quiet agricultural revolution is unfolding in Katsina State — led by Dr. Umar Suleiman, Head of the Katsina State Sustainable Platform for Agriculture (KASPA).
2027: A divided opposition will aid Tinubu’s return, by Olu Fasan
It is a common political maxim, bearing more than a kernel of truth. Divided parties don’t win elections. Equally, a divided opposition can’t defeat a determined incumbent, however appalling its performance. That truism has played out twice in Nigeria’s recent past and seems likely to repeat itself in next year’s presidential election. In 2015, the Peoples […]
Gov Radda’s digital revolution in Katsina, by Ikechukwu Amaechi
When I told a couple of friends on Saturday that I was going to Katsina State, they asked the same question: Must you go? My affirmative answer elicited a familiar, albeit cryptic admonition: I hope you made adequate security arrangements. That is how scared most people, particularly in the South, are right now about Katsina, […]
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