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How Muktari Betara Calmed Nerves Following APC Primaries in Southern Borno

Daily Dispatch May 21, 2026

By: Hon. Yusuf Adamu Honorable Muktari Betara Aliyu, the member representing Biu, Kwaya Kusar, Bayo, and Shani federal in Borno South, has unequivocally paid his dues as a dedicated party man. His recent intervention, in which he urged certain aspirants from his constituency to withdraw their

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After the Storm: How Ogun APC’s “Three Kings” Entered a New Era of Silent Power

Daily Dispatch May 21, 2026

By Niyi Maraiyesa The dust may have settled after the APC senatorial primaries in Ogun State, but beneath the surface of the calm lies a deeper political reality one that may redefine the future of the ruling party and the balance of power in the Gateway State ahead of 2027. For months, Ogun politics revolved […]

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The High Cost of Silence: Why President Tinubu Must Sign the Federal Audit Service Bill

Daily Dispatch May 19, 2026

By Paul Dasimeokuma Nigeria currently manages a staggering ₦68.32 trillion budget through an audit framework that is effectively a colonial relic. The Audit Ordinance of 1956, which remains the primary reference for federal audit reports, technically ceased to be part of Nigerian law in 1990 and is conspicuously absent from the 2004 Laws of the […]

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Meet the Man Behind Switch The Groove — Nigeria’s Most Exciting New Event Series”

Daily Dispatch May 19, 2026

Saibu Samuel Adesina is not the typical face you would expect behind one of Nigeria’s most exciting emerging event brands. A trained urban and regional planner who spent over two decades in the Ogun State civil service — rising to the position of Director at the Ministry of Urban and Regional Planning — Samuel brings […]

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2027: Between President Tinubu And Vice President Kashim Shettima

Daily Dispatch May 19, 2026

By: Dr. James Bwala In the realm of political discourse, especially during the critical periods leading up to general elections, rumors and speculative reports often emerge, attempting to sway public perception and influence outcomes. One such instance is the recent report by the Nigerian Tribune Newspapers on May 17, 2026, suggesting intensified efforts within the […]

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The Map Does Not Lie: How AES Failed the Sahel

Daily Dispatch May 18, 2026

Five years of military rule in Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have produced not sovereignty but collapse. No propaganda can survive the evidence of the May 2026 security map. By Oumarou Sanou​There is one document that no junta press conference can censor, no hired influencer can spin, and no state television anchor can reframe. It […]