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Kola Abiola, Sule Lamido and their June 12 lies

Daily Dispatch July 1, 2025

By Adewale Adeoye One of the worst crimes is to twist and distort history either for personal gains or to make political capital from fraudulent claims about an event that led to the death of so many people. Both Kola Abiola and former Governor of Jigawa State, Mallam Sule Lamido, literally

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Senator Godswill Akpabio and Pastor Umo Eno: The Triumph Of Inclusive Leadership In A New Akwa Ibom

Daily Dispatch June 30, 2025

By Hon Eseme Eyiboh Since his assumption of office as the President of the Nigerian Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio has proven to be not just a legislative leader, but a bridge-builder with an unwavering commitment to inclusive governance and a consummate knack for transformational leadership. His leadership has been marked by deliberate, measured, and consultative […]

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The Coalition, A Chance To Reset Nigeria

Daily Dispatch June 30, 2025

By Dr Effiong NyongIt is definitely not going to be a tea party, politics in Nigeria has been given several definitions , and one of the most common and widely agreed meaning is that it is a game of interests of greed and selfishness, where a few strangers gather to share the common wealth of […]

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On Northern Emirates Again.

Daily Dispatch June 30, 2025

By Abdu Labaran Malumfashi. Governor of Adamawa State, Honourable Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has reportedly sent a bill to the state’s house of Assembly seeking its approval for the creation and appointment of a deputy for the Lamido of Adamawa. The bill is said to have reached the second reading, and if it scales through, the […]

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PDP: A Party On Death-bed

Daily Dispatch June 29, 2025

By Kazeem Akintunde With less than two years to the 2027 general elections, it is quite certain that the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) is not likely to pose any threat to the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC). Those at the corridors of power within the party have ensured that it has been battered, crippled, and […]

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Nuclear Truths and Selective Justice: The Treaty and the West’s Dance With ‘Hypocrity’ (2)

Daily Dispatch June 29, 2025

By Hassan Gimba Of course, one must ask that question because everyone, especially those accusing Iran of inching towards acquiring the nuclear bomb, knew it was not so. After all, the country spent a whole year implementing the JCPOA agreement, even after Trump unilaterally tore up the deal reached after exhaustive negotiations lasting eighteen months. […]