In Nigerian politics, the most dangerous statements a presidential candidate can make are not the ones that generate immediate controversy, attract swift condemnation, and are quickly...
By Mohammed Babagana Abubakar State Coordinator, The Unifier Project, Kano State In the theater of modern statecraft, the supreme duty of a nation’s leader is the...
By Munir Ibrahim Publisher Politically, words matter. The statements made by public figures, particularly those seeking the highest office in the land, often outlive the political...
Comrade Muhammad Garba, Chief of Staff to the immediate past National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Chairperson of the Board of the Federal...
By Umar Idris Shuaibu, Kano Nigeria’s aviation sector has long grappled with infrastructure deficits, operational inefficiencies, security concerns, and the challenge of meeting global standards in...
By Munir Ibrahim There are moments in the life of governments when recognition ceases to be a matter of public relations and becomes a matter of...
By Umar Idris Shuaibu In a political environment where abandoned projects have become recurring symbols of policy inconsistency, leadership transitions, and wasted public resources, the administration...
By Mohammed Babagana Abubakar Political analyst Larry Sabato once observed that politics is a good deal like religion in that everyone should have some, but it...
Sufyan Lawal Kabo (Sefjamil) sefjamil3@gmail.com Some governments build roads, renovate schools and commission projects. Others go beyond physical development to rebuild public confidence, restore institutional trust...
By Tijjani Sarki Leadership earns its true value when it restores public confidence, inspires hope, and remains connected to the everyday realities of the people. As...