Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in 19 Northern States and Abuja, and the Christian Media Forum (CMF), kaduna have expressed rude shock over the sudden death of a Christian leader Rev. David Ayuba Azzaman, in Southern kaduna. Rev. Azzaman, a popular Kaduna based evangelist and serial critics of Ex-Governor El-rufai[Read More…]
Author: Godwin Anyebe
Gov Sani commission road in S/ Kaduna 3 months after flagged off
..Breaks 20-yr Jinx of commissions road In Kagarko Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State on Monday commissioned the Kagarko township road, three months after it was flagged off, bringing joy to the people of the local government, after 20 years of failed promises. The Governor who commissioned the road as[Read More…]
Children’s Day: Address challenges bedeviling devt, rights of children in society- Foundation urges
…Lament poor access to quality education, poverty, others As the world commemorate the 2025 children day, a non governmental organisation, Caleb Danladi Foundation (CDF) has called for concerted efforts in addressing the challenges bedeviling the development and the rights of children in the society. The founder of the foundation, Captain[Read More…]
Late Rev Azzaman finest, full of fire, faith, compassion, humility – General Overseer
…Clears air on circumstances surrounding his death By Achadu Gabriel, Kaduna The Assistant General Overseer of Kings Worship Chapel and Ministry Inc., Kaduna, late Rev. David Ayuba Azzaman, who died last Sunday in a car accident was one of the finest amongst his equals, full of fire, faith, compassion, and[Read More…]
Rights Violation: Court Slams N900m in Damages Against Mal Nasiru El-rufai, Others
A Federal High Court sitting in Kaduna has slammed N900 Million in damages against former governor of Kaduna State Mallam Nasiru Elrufai and Five others on charges of violations of multiple Fundamental Human Rights and arbitrary imprisonment of Adara Elders in Kaduna state, Nigeria . Justice Hauwa’u Buhari of the[Read More…]
Taxing Times: Reforms and Their Impact on Citizens and Businesses
In the dynamic landscape of modern economies, tax reforms are often heralded as necessary instruments for fiscal stability and national development. Yet, for many citizens and businesses, particularly in emerging economies, these reforms can be a double-edged sword, ushering in a wave of uncertainty and insecurity. Nigeria, a nation grappling[Read More…]
WHEN LEGACY MEETS PREPAREDNESS – OLUSEGUN ALEBIOSU AS CEO, FIRSTBANK GROUP
By Aniekan Ezekiel What happens when legacy meets preparedness? What results from such a combination? Let us not be in a hurry to put forward any answers yet. Instead, let us consider first the opposite situation: When legacy meets unpreparedness. The world abounds in examples of this distressing situation. A[Read More…]
When Power Matters More: The Rise of Opportunistic Politics in Nigeria
In recent months, a marked increase in party-switching has been observed, particularly from the major opposition parties — the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Labour Party (LP), and the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) — into the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). This political movement underscores a system where personal ambition[Read More…]
Manufacturing Sector: Battling Headwinds, Seeking Sunlight in a Shifting Economy
Nigeria’s manufacturing sector stands at a critical juncture. For years, it has weathered a barrage of challenges, from crippling infrastructure deficits and inconsistent power supply to the vagaries of a fluctuating currency and the relentless competition from cheaper imports. Yet, amidst these persistent headwinds, there are flickers of resilience, a[Read More…]
Nigeria First’ in Action: Examining the Impact of the New Policy on Local Industries
In a bold move to stimulate domestic production and foster economic self-reliance, the Nigerian government has officially rolled out its “Nigeria First” policy. This ambitious initiative prioritizes the procurement and utilization of locally made goods and services across various sectors. While the policy has been met with cautious optimism by[Read More…]




