Politics

Kwalliya Ta Biya Kuɗin Sabulu Calls for Periodic Review of Political Appointments in Kano State The leadership of Kwalliya Ta Biya Kuɗin Sabulu, a socio-political organization committed to promoting accountability, responsible leadership, and constructive democratic engagement in Kano State, wishes to address the ongoing public conversations surrounding governance and the performance of political office holders

NASIRU YUSUF GAWUNA: CAN POLITICAL REINVENTION ERASE A TROUBLED PAST? By Tijjani Sarki Kano is no stranger to political drama. It is a land where power is contested with passion, where loyalty is tested, and where the people,resilient and politically conscious,rarely forget. Yet today, as whispers grow louder about the possible adoption of Nasiru Yusuf

In Kano’s Complex Politics, Would You Confront the Noise or Hold the Balance? By: Nworisa Michael There is a saying in Igbo culture that a good market sells itself it does not need advertisement to attract buyers. The wisdom in that expression speaks to value, substance, and quiet confidence. It suggests that what is truly

THE SEAT VS THE SERVICE: WHY DTR IS TURNING TO ABBA GANDUJE FOR REAL REPRESENTATION By Shariff Aminu Ahlan In the political landscape of Kano State, particularly across Dawakin Tofa, Tofa, and Rimin Gado (DTR), a silent but powerful shift is underway, one that is redefining the meaning of representation. It is no longer about

Gwarzo Did Not Resign Honourably By Comrade Najeeb Nasir Ibrahim In democratic governance, resignation from public office is often viewed as an act that can either preserve a leader’s honour or expose deeper political realities. Around the world, public officials sometimes step aside in order to protect the integrity of their office, calm political tensions,

ENGR.ABBA GANDUJE AND THE RISING CALL FOR STRONGER REPRESENTATION By Comrade Najeeb Nasir Ibrahim Every constituency eventually reaches a moment when it must reflect deeply on the quality of leadership it desires for the future. Such moments go beyond routine political competition; they become defining points where the people must decide whether to continue along

Beyond Loyalty and Betrayal: A Balanced Reflection on Kano’s Evolving Politics By: Munir Ibrahim Publisher muneeribrahim2020@gmail.com 29th March 2026 Is loyalty measured by silence, or by the courage to make difficult decisions in the interest of the people? Must every political shift be seen as betrayal, even when it may serve a greater purpose? And

Kwankwaso Set to Defect to ADC, Kwankwasiyya Movement Confirms The Kwankwasiyya Movement has announced that former Governor of Kano State, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, will formally defect to the African Democratic Congress (ADC). In a statement issued on Saturday, the movement disclosed that Kwankwaso is expected to complete his registration with the party on Monday, March

The Time Has Come to Open the Door for Competent Politicians in the Kano State Government By Comrade Najeeb Nasir Ibrahim najeebnasir99@gmail.com Following the conclusion of recent important political gatherings, the time has come to sit down and conduct a thorough review of how political and governmental affairs are being managed in Kano State. This

The Burden of Governance and the Myth of Betrayal in Kano Sufyan Lawal Kabo (Sefjamil) sefjamil3@gmail.com In recent times, a growing chorus has attempted to frame the evolving political relationship between Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and Abba Kabir Yusuf as one of betrayal. It is a narrative driven more by emotion than by facts, more by