POLITICS TODAY

By Yakubu Mohammed The relentless and underhanded campaign being waged by the PDP in Sokoto through Shafi’u Umar Tureta and others against Governor Ahmed Aliyu is nothing short of a

For at least 25 years, bandits have plagued northern Nigeria, terrorizing and stealing from residents, recruiting new members, and driving the region’s chronic insecurity. Experts with the Global Initiative Against

By Nasir Dambatta Governor Uba Sani’s signing of the Gender Responsive Procurement Policy is more than just a policy enactment; it’s a bold, transformative step that places Kaduna State on

By Aminu Mohammed Now that the 10- day “national protest” is over and the dust raised before and during the show down between the government and the people appears to

The Kaduna State Internal Revenue Service (KADIRS) has issued a stern warning to organizations with untraceable addresses, threatening enforcement action and legal consequences if they fail to report to the

The military juntas leading Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have pledged to confront the terrorist groups plaguing their countries. However, a recent United Nations report suggests that the countries must

By Abdu Labaran Malumfashi I am hardly one for preambles. I always go straight to the topic of the write up, and this one is no different. Therefore, let the

The Russian Embassy in Nigeria has issued a statement denying any involvement in the recent protests in northern Nigeria. The protests, part of the #EndBadGovernance movement, saw some demonstrators carrying

The Kaduna State Power Supply Company (KAPSCO) has disputed Kaduna Electric’s claim of a N2.9 billion debt, citing payment of all inherited debt from 2015 upto March 2023. KAPSCO, in

By Abdul-Azeez SuleimanProtests have long been a tool for citizens to voice their grievances and demand resolution from their governments. The traditional method of protest, which involves taking to the