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Adan — The Bat: Tinubu’s Quiet Hunt

Daily Dispatch November 4, 2025

.By Kunle Awosiyan They may know the letters in Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Few will ever know the features that make him the Adan, the true bat. He is Adan: the only mammal capable of true flight. While others shout about jets and hardware, Tinubu stretches his wings, a patagium of resolve and

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Governor Sule: From peace in Nasarawa to national duty

Daily Dispatch November 3, 2025

By Ali Abare Recognized for the relative peace in his state, Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State has been chosen to serve on the high-level national Committee on Training Institutions for Security Agencies. This selection, approved by the National Economic Council (NEC), is a testament to the remarkable peace and security Governor Sule has fostered […]

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GBV: Come, let’s fight it together

Daily Dispatch November 1, 2025

By Ismail Omipidan I was in Osogbo recently, to lend my voice to the fight against Gender-Based Violence (GBV). It was a capacity-building programme, organised by a nonprofit organisation, Milestone Agenda for Youth Empowerment and Development Initiative (MAFYEDI) and supported by the Nigerian Youth Futures Fund (NYFF). I was one of the speakers on the […]

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Akpabio’s Drive Towards Sustainable Peace in Akwa Ibom and the Nation

Daily Dispatch November 1, 2025

By Ken Harries, Esq Peace is the foundation of every prosperous society and few Nigerian leaders have pursued it with the consistency and conviction of Senator Godswill Obot Akpabio, President of the Tenth Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. From his earliest days in public service to his current national role, Akpabio has remained […]

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Nigeria’s Insecurity: Time for Our Leaders to Wake Up and Fight Back

Daily Dispatch November 1, 2025

By Anthony Ada Abraham This declaration by Donald Trump designating Nigeria as a ‘country of particular concern’ over Christian genocide claims should worry everybody.I still think our politicians have handled this insecurity childishly, and they must take much of the blame. If they had matched them gun for gun, we wouldn’t be where we are. […]

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How DSS aborted Utomi’s aberrative shadow cabinet through legal process

Daily Dispatch October 29, 2025

By Ephraim Makke In most democratic states, there is always the tendency for citizens to assume, though erroneously, that the exercise of the rights guaranteed under the Constitution is absolute and without limit. Buoyed by such reasoning, some citizens are often tempted to make demands, ranging from the unusual to the absurd, believing that it […]