Senator Ahmed Wadada, the Nasarawa APC governorship candidate, met with President Tinubu to present his five-point HEART development agenda for the state.

Senator Ahmed Wadada, the Nasarawa APC governorship candidate, has called for peace and unity among party members and stakeholders in preparation for the 2027 elections.

Representative Abubakar Nalaraba has withdrawn from the 2027 Nasarawa gubernatorial race. He will now support Governor Sule's preferred aspirant, Senator Ahmed Wadada, and plans to run for Senate instead.

Prof. Mohammed Sani Haruna, a former NASENI executive vice chairman, has declared his intention to contest the Nasarawa governorship, rejecting calls to step down for Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada despite Governor Abdullahi Sule's endorsement.

Stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nasarawa State, Nigeria, have rallied in Lafia to show support for Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada's governorship ambition ahead of the 2027 election.

By Kingsley Adegbite  In Nigeria’s already fragile information environment, numbers have enormous power. When a public official declares that N210 trillion has gone missing, the figure is large enough to shock citizens, dominate headlines and inflame public anger. That is precisely why such claims must be handled with care and responsibility. Unfortunately, Senator Ahmed Wadada’s allegation […] The post N210tn Mirage: How Wadada’s claim on NNPCL collapses under simple arithmetic appeared firs...

Nasarawa APC governorship candidate Wadada has appealed for unity among aggrieved members following the party primaries. He also unveiled his 'HEARTS' agenda.

Senator Wadada has commended NASIDA for attracting over $1 billion in investments to Nasarawa, reaffirming his commitment to expanding economic reforms.

Faisal Shuaib, the former head of the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), has withdrawn his candidacy from the Nasarawa governorship race. This development occurs as youths in Nasarawa are demanding peaceful All Progressives Congress (APC) primaries.

Leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nasarawa State are working to select a consensus governorship candidate for the 2027 election, with Senator Ahmed Wadada gaining support.

The Northern Youth Progressive Forum, NYPF, has challenged the claim by the Senate Public Accounts Committee that about ₦210 trillion in the accounts of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPCL, was unaccounted for, urging a technical review of the figures. Chairman of the Senate Public Accounts Committee, Senator Ahmed Wadada, had raised concerns over […] The post Group faults Senate committee’s ₦210tr NNPCL claim— Demands technical review appeared first on Vanguard News.

The ₦210 trillion discrepancy claim does not align with Nigeria’s fiscal realities, the governance structure of NNPC or the financial mechanics of joint venture accounting. What initially appears as a monumental financial scandal quickly dissolves into a phantom figure, one that sits more comfortably in political rhetoric than in verifiable financial records. Nigeria deserves serious […] The post N210trn mirage: How Wadada’s claim on NNPCL collapses under simple arithmetic, By Kingsley Ade Ad...

Nigeria's Vice President Shettima has publicly endorsed Wadada as the next governor of Nasarawa State for the 2027 elections. Wadada is actively seeking forgiveness and unity among stakeholders to bolster his gubernatorial campaign.

The Social Democratic Party (SDP) is threatening legal action against Senator Aliyu Wadada following his move to the All Progressives Congress (APC), alleging a violation of the Electoral Act for not formally resigning.

Nigerian Senator Wadada responded to a governor's endorsement of him as a successor, describing it as a 'call to higher service.' He also urged unity among members of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

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