Criminalizing indigenous prosperity rituals while allowing them in mainstream religions is selective enforcement. This is not law; it’s constitutional hypo
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So, who says Nigerian women cannot become governors — and ultimately president? Certainly not history. Certainly not logic. And certainly not competence. What stands in the way is not capacity, but courage: the courage of parties to institutionalise inclusion, the courage of men to relinquish monopolies of power, and the courage of women to insist […]
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A deadly night attack in Pindiga town, Akko Local Government Area of Gombe State, has left a family shattered. According to a post on X […]
According to insiders familiar with the matter, Magaji reportedly purchased two duplexes in the high-brow Jahi district of Abuja, each valued at N350million.
