Author: Editor

The same Reverend Father Matthew Kukah, who, among other Christian leaders, sabotaged the process leading to why Leah Sharibu’s rescue has remained difficult, has just taken appointment from Tinubu. It is sad that Kukah, who never saw anything good in Buhari, has suddenly found Tinubu a bride. During Muhammadu Buhari administration, they went all about saying Buhari promised among his 2014/2015 campaigns to make Nigeria great and solve all it’s problems in six months but we stood our ground that Buhari made no such promises. We reminded them what Buhari promised: 1. To restore railways for the convenience of Nigerians:…

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In a tête-à-tête with journalists last week, the Governor of Jigawa State, Umar Namadi, openly disagreed with retired General Theophilus Danjuma, former Chief of Army Staff and former Minister of Defence, over his advice to us Nigerians, to defend ourselves against those who have been killing citizens like Christmas turkeys and abducting and negotiating ransom payments like buying and selling sacks of potatoes in Shendam market. Namadi said, “He (Danjuma) is a very senior security person and should be respected. But if he says citizens should be allowed to defend themselves, I think you are causing anarchy.” TY Danjuma, of all people,…

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In a significant move towards enhancing Nigeria’s agricultural sector, Vice President Kashim Shettima recently chaired a crucial meeting of the Presidential Food Systems Coordinating Unit (PFSCU) Steering Committee at the Presidential Villa in Abuja. This meeting was convened in anticipation of the launch of the National Agribusiness Policy Mechanism (NAPM), a strategic initiative designed to bolster agricultural productivity, stabilize food prices, and drive overall economic growth. The NAPM is not merely a policy framework; it represents a concerted effort to revitalize Nigeria’s agricultural sector through innovative, data-driven approaches and robust public-private partnerships. The agricultural sector has long been recognized as…

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