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Kogi West APC Ticket Dispute Moves to Court as Sam Aro Sues Party, Karimi, INEC
adminJul 25, 2026
The battle over the All Progressives Congress (APC) senatorial ticket for Kogi West has moved to the courtroom, with Hon. Samuel Bamidele Aro filing an originating...
Letter to Gov Ododo: A Passionate Appeal to Halt Encroachment of Okene Secondary School Land and Rebuild a Historic Institution
adminJul 25, 2026
AN OPEN LETTER TO HIS EXCELLENCY, ALHAJI AHMED USMAN ODODO, THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR OF KOGI STATE Through the Honourable Commissioner for Education, Kogi State SAVE OKENE...
James Abiodun Faleke: The True Measure of Greatness is the Lives and Communities Transformed – An Advertorial
adminJul 25, 2026
A Special Tribute by the Proud People of Kogi West Senatorial District, Kogi State History remembers those who build institutions, uplift communities, restore hope, and...
2027: Why Brain Capital Is Kogi East’s Competitive Advantage in the Race for Political Relevance
adminJul 25, 2026
Power has always been measured in votes, wealth, and political alliances. Yet the twenty first century has introduced a more decisive currency: brain capital. Across the...
Yahaya Bello: The Voice Kogi Central Needs, the Leadership Our Youth and Women Deserve
adminJul 25, 2026
By Danfulani Lukman Ohinoyi In every election, the people are faced with a choice that will shape their future. For the people of Kogi Central, this is another...
Chief Ogwu James Onoja SAN: A Life That Earned the Honour as One of 50 Distinguished Nigerians of Merit
adminJul 25, 2026
Recognition is most meaningful when it is earned through years of unwavering commitment to excellence, integrity, and service. Such honours are not merely...
Whose War? Araghchi’s Sharp Rebuttal and the Battle over History
adminJul 25, 2026
By Abdulkarim Abdulmalik In international politics, wars are fought not only with missiles and military power but also with words. Diplomatic language is another...
The Banquet of Power: Why Statesmen Keep Dining While the Nation Goes Hungry
adminJul 25, 2026
Civilisations rarely collapse because they run out of resources. They collapse when power loses its conscience. The first warning is not an empty treasury but a full...
FOSIECON Seeks 1% Statutory Funding for State Electoral Commissions, Links Voter Apathy to Insecurity, Distrust
adminJul 25, 2026
The Forum of State Independent Electoral Commissions of Nigeria (FOSIECON) has called on state governments and Houses of Assembly to guarantee financial autonomy for...
The New Apartheid Is Economic: Why the Next Global Revolution Will Be Fought Over Access, Not Geography
adminJul 25, 2026
The defining injustice of the twenty first century is no longer colonialism, segregation, or even globalisation. It is exclusion. Billions of people inhabit an economic...