This is the concluding part of this write-up, originally published on April 25, 2022. Following the publication of parts one and two over the past two weeks, I have...

  By Terna Chikpa A renowned veteran journalist in Taraba State, Elder Chief Ben Adaji, is dead. Chief Adaji, who died at the age of 67, reportedly slumped in his...

        Before the white garment. Before the flowing jalabiya. Before the cathedral bells and the mosque loudspeakers. Before the imported gods arrived with their competing heavens and...

  He was not on the political radar. No noise. No long years of partisan combat. No entrenched political machinery of his own. Yet, in 2015, he emerged—lifted by circumstance,...

  The article; "Between Political Boasts and Data Truths: Why Tajudeen Abbass Must Meet Nentawe Yilwatda on the Field of Evidence Before 2027." Is generating reactions as expected. One of...

  There are moments in the life of a nation when a statement is no longer just a statement—it becomes a signal. A signal of intent. A signal of intolerance....

    In politics, optimism is not a crime. It is, in fact, a necessary fuel. Every party must project confidence; every leader must inspire belief. So when Tajudeen Abbas...

  Plateau is not just a state. It is a metaphor—of resilience, of pain, of memory, and of a people who have learned, through fire and blood, to read between...

  Plateau State Security Profile: A Theatre of Recurrent Fragility Plateau State remains one of Nigeria’s most volatile theatres of ethno-religious violence, communal reprisals, and rural banditry. The recurring cycles...

    In every African home, when elders quarrel over the cooking pot, the wise do not linger at the scene of the insult. They return later—for the meat.  ...