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Nasarawa’s rice revolution under Governor Sule

Daily Dispatch October 19, 2025

By Ali Abare It is no longer news that the price of food, especially the common rice that graces nearly every dinner table in Nigeria, has been a source of worry for many families. But in Nasarawa State, a different story is unfolding, one that promises to bring relief and hope. The

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The True Face of The “Ratel Movement”

Daily Dispatch October 18, 2025

By Daniel BasseyIn recent weeks, Nigerian social media platforms have been flooded with videos and posts promoting a new initiative launched by controversial social media personality Martin Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM). Under the banner of the self-styled “Ratel Movement,” VDM announced plans to mobilize Nigerian youths nationwide for what he

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Governor Sule: Executive Council meeting as hallmark of inclusive governance

Daily Dispatch October 16, 2025

By Ali Abare In the continued efforts to demonstrate his administration’s commitment to collective decision-making, Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State presided over the monthly State Executive Council meeting penultimate Monday, presiding over discussions on critical issues ranging from security to landmark development projects. The meeting, which held at the

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Governor Sule: The Silent Symphony of Vision and Integrity.

Daily Dispatch October 14, 2025

In the tapestry of Nasarawa State’s unfolding story, Governor Abdullahi A. Sule stands as a luminous thread – weaving together hope, transformation, and enduring legacy. His leadership is not one of loud declarations but of quiet revolutions; not of fleeting promises, but of steady, consistent action. In him, Nasarawa has found a leader who listens […]

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Sowore’s Theatre of Distraction: Turning Legal Matters Into Street Drama

Daily Dispatch October 13, 2025

BY OLUFEMI SHAKA FROM OGUN STATE There is no denying the pain, anger, or yearning for justice that many Nigerians feel when they hear about the incarceration of Nnamdi Kanu, nor is there any reason to doubt the right of citizens to express themselves within the bounds of the law. However, the recent call by […]

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Enough Is Enough: When Broadcasters Become The Story

Daily Dispatch October 8, 2025

By Segun Showunmi When television anchors abandon professionalism for provocation, it becomes the duty of the station’s management to call them to order. But when that failure becomes routine, the National Broadcasting Commission must step in. What can be excused from a citizen’s podcast cannot, and must not, be tolerated from a licensed national broadcaster. […]