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Leadership Beyond the Desk: The Transformation of Public Service under Comdr. Abdullahi Ibrahim Waiya

Leadership Beyond the Desk: The Transformation of Public Service under Comdr. Abdullahi Ibrahim Waiya By Mohammed B. Abubakar Unifier Project Coordinator, Kano State In the landscape of public administration, there is a profound difference between an official who merely “occupies” an office and a leader who “fills” it with capacity, vision, and action. For the

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” KANO FIRST”: PRAGMATIC REFRAMING OR POLITICAL CATCHPHRASE WITHOUT SUBSTANCE?

“KANO FIRST”: PRAGMATIC REFRAMING OR POLITICAL CATCHPHRASE WITHOUT SUBSTANCE? By Tijjani Sarki By 2026, “Kano First” has evolved from a mere slogan into a defining political expression under Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano State. At face value, it asserts a simple but powerful principle, the interests of Kano and its people must supersede partisan

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Commissioner Waiya Is Not Disposable — A Dedicated Public Servant with Kano at Heart

Commissioner Waiya Is Not Disposable — A Dedicated Public Servant with Kano at Heart As preparations intensify for the official reception of Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf by his supporters and the national leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC), scheduled for Monday, 16 February 2026 in Kano, a number of opinion pieces and

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BA A DAIDAITA SIYASA DA KARFI, MASALAHA DA BIN DOKA AKE BUKATA

BA A DAIDAITA SIYASA DA KARFI, MASALAHA DA BIN DOKA AKE BUKATA A sakamakon sabon rubutun da tsohon Kwamishina,Hon. Muhammad Sanusi Kiru ya wallafa kan abin da ya kira “sake daidaita siyasa” ya jawo muhawara mai zafi a fagen siyasar Kano da ya mutsa Hazo . A cikin rubutunsa, Kiru ya bayyana batun musabaha mai

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WAKILTAR MATSAYIN GWAMNATI DA GASKIYAR SIYASA A KANO

WAKILTAR MATSAYIN GWAMNATI DA GASKIYAR SIYASA A KANO Daga comared najeeb Nasir Muhawarar da ta biyo bayan bayanan Hon. Muhammad Sanusi Kiru ta sake buɗe wata muhimmiyar tambaya a siyasar Jihar Kano — wane ne ke da hurumin bayyana matsayar gwamnati, kuma ta wace fuska ya kamata a kalli tsarin rabon dama a siyasa? A

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THE TROJAN HORSE — A HANDSHAKE OR A HOSTILE TAKEOVER?

THE TROJAN HORSE — A HANDSHAKE OR A HOSTILE TAKEOVER? By Musa Adamu Bichi Hon. Muhammad Sanusi Kiru’s latest essay on “political realignment” is a masterclass in linguistic deception. He speaks of a “broad-based, inclusive handshake” and a “historic movement” of Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf into the APC. But beneath the flowery prose of “recalibration”

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THE ADMINISTRATIVE SABOTAGE — TWO CAPTAINS IN ONE BOAT

THE ADMINISTRATIVE SABOTAGE — TWO CAPTAINS IN ONE BOAT By Adam A Adan Hon. Muhammad Sanusi Kiru’s recent attempt to dress up a glaring administrative insult as “protocol” is not just intellectually dishonest; it is a blueprint for governance suicide. By defending the decision to place a sitting Commissioner for Information, Comrade Ibrahim Abdullahi Waiya,

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THE ADMINISTRATIVE SABOTAGE — TWO CAPTAINS IN ONE BOAT

THE ADMINISTRATIVE SABOTAGE — TWO CAPTAINS IN ONE BOAT By Adam A Adan Hon. Muhammad Sanusi Kiru’s recent attempt to dress up a glaring administrative insult as “protocol” is not just intellectually dishonest; it is a blueprint for governance suicide. By defending the decision to place a sitting Commissioner for Information, Comrade Ibrahim Abdullahi Waiya,

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THE TROJAN HORSE — A HANDSHAKE OR A HOSTILE TAKEOVER?

THE TROJAN HORSE — A HANDSHAKE OR A HOSTILE TAKEOVER? By Musa Adamu Bichi Hon. Muhammad Sanusi Kiru’s latest essay on “political realignment” is a masterclass in linguistic deception. He speaks of a “broad-based, inclusive handshake” and a “historic movement” of Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf into the APC. But beneath the flowery prose of “recalibration”

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THE SURVIVALIST’S SCRIPT — KIRU’S AUDITION FOR A ROLE HE DIDN’T WRITE

THE SURVIVALIST’S SCRIPT — KIRU’S AUDITION FOR A ROLE HE DIDN’T WRITE By Mohammed B. Abubakar To understand Hon. Muhammad Sanusi Kiru’s sudden and aggressive defense of “veteran merit,” one must look past the flowery prose and the appeals to “administrative decorum.” We must look at the man himself. In his latest attempt to lecture

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