How Namadi is betting on agriculture to rebuild Jigawa’s economy
By Ola Adedayo N20bn farm credit, 12,000 solar pumps, 400 tractors and a $110m industrial pipeline headline Jigawa’s agricultural transformation drive Jigawa State is pursuing an ambitious agricultural transformation agenda designed to move farming beyond subsistence production and reposition it as a foundation for wealth creation, industrial development and rural prosperity. At the centre of […]
Of Kwarans, new found freedom and burden of expectations
AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, the Governor-elect in Kwara State, is today the closest public official who bears as much burden of expectations as did President Muhammadu Buhari in 2015.
Abia North Senatorial Election: The double standards
It was DeRay Mckesson who said that, ‘Justice that is not rooted in equity is not justice at all.’ That is why I believe justice should not be denied the good people of Abia North Senatorial District.“It is no longer news that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Abia State rejected the result of the senatorial election conducted by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Abia North Senatorial Zone on 23rd of February.
Nigeria; murderous Nigeria
What has been the government’s reaction to the recently collapsed buildings in both Lagos and Ibadan? Nothing out of the lackadaisical, light-hearted, and non-serious.
Beyond Ugwuanyi’s re-election
Perhaps, the declaration of Ugwuanyi as re-elected governor of Enugu state may not have come to anyone as a surprise.
Locational franchise and the Igbo question in Lagos (2)
I had not planned to do a sequel to the article that was published under this title by the Vanguard on Saturday, March 16 but I have read comments made by our Yoruba brothers that cannot be left unanswered, not to defend, justify or fortify the positions I had attached my name to but to clarify. Let us get the identity matter out of the way first.
