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Same Old Politicians in New Clothing: Nigerians, Do Not Be Deceived Again By Faduri Oluwadare Joseph Former Presidential Aspirant (Labour Party) Leader, Rescue Movement for New Nigeria It is laughable—and deeply insulting to our collective intelligence—that the same individuals who wrecked our country, destroyed our economy, collapsed our educational system, and chased away companies and jobs through reckless policies now parade themselves as agents of change. These are the same architects of the “Emilokan” brand of governance—a slogan that birthed an era of arrogance, entitlement, and impunity—which President Bola Tinubu is merely continuing. Today, these same failed leaders have rebranded themselves overnight, claiming they want to "rescue" Nigeria. From what, if not the very destruction they orchestrated? It is a tragedy that these old political figures—who once had power and opportunity to do right by Nigerians but instead enriched themselves—are now aligning ...

APC National Chair: Confederation of APC Support Group (CASG), APC Support Groups Stakeholders (ASGS), Tinubu-Shettima Network (TSN), Others Endorse Prof. Kailani Muhammad  The Confederation of APC Support Groups (CASG), APC Support Groups Stakeholders (ASGS), Tinubu-Shettima Network (TSN) and others. These broad-based coalitions that unite all registered and unregistered APC support groups across Nigeria humbly call on His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to consider and appoint Professor Kailani Muhammad as the next National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC). The ASGS, which operates similarly to the Confederation of APC Support Groups (CASG) and the Amalgamated APC Support Groups (AASG), represents the backbone of the party's electoral success. These are the groups that worked selflessly across Nigeria to ensure the victories of President Tinubu, APC Governors, Senators, Members of the House of Representatives, and Local Government Chairmen. Aft...

Uba Sani: Changing the Scope of Governance in Northern Nigeria By Zaidu Zaidu Purposeful leadership has long been the missing link in Northern Nigeria’s development journey. Despite its vast human and mineral resources, the region is often seen as a drawback in the country’s quest for sustainable progress. Simply put, many perceive Northern Nigeria as a burden, a region with little to offer. This perception might have been different if the region had continued to produce visionary leaders in the mould of the Sardauna and other great northern statesmen, who not only led with purpose but also united the people across all divides. Today, however, a new wave of leadership is beginning to challenge this narrative. Senator Uba Sani stands out among a handful of emerging leaders who are redefining what it means to govern with vision, empathy, and results. Calm, calculative, and unassuming, the former Senator representing Kaduna Central has hardly put a foot wrong since he emerged ...