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03/03/2026

WHEN YOU SEE A LEADER BREAKING BREAD, KNOW THAT HE IS BUILDING BRIDGES

On Monday evening, Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada took his consultative drive to the grassroots of Awe Local Government Area, and it wasn't just for photos—it was for political architecture.

He shared a Ramadan Iftar with the critical stakeholders of Awe LGA. You would have witnessed a gathering of respected community leaders, party stalwarts, and loyal supporters who are tired of tokenism and ready for substance. This was a moment of reflection, yes, but also a moment of political realignment.

Here is what you need to understand about this man's strategy: He does not ignore the house that built him.

During the engagement, Senator Wadada took time to publicly applaud Governor Abdullahi Sule. Why? Because he understands that you cannot rightfully succeed a leader if you cannot honour the foundation they have laid. He praised the Governor's sustainable policies, proving that his ambition is not about demolition, but about continuity with acceleration.

He also extended the gratitude of Nasarawa's faithful to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, acknowledging that the stability at the centre fuels the progress at the state level. You see, this is a man who understands that politics is a ladder—you don't pull it from under you.

But make no mistake, the agenda was clear.

Senator Wadada sought their support for his gubernatorial ambition. He reminded them that unity is not just a word; it is the currency of electoral victory. He emphasized that without collaboration and collective resolve, Nasarawa State cannot move to the heights where it belongs.

If you were in Awe that evening, you would have felt the shift. The stakeholders did not just give him a warm reception; they gave him a renewed commitment. They looked at him and saw not just an aspirant, but a successor.

As he continues these Ramadan consultations across the state, you are watching a man methodically weave the political fabric that will wrap Nasarawa in progress come 2027.

This is the politics of presence. This is the Wadada way.

03/03/2026

02/03/2026

THIS IS WHAT LEADERSHIP LOOKS LIKE.

While other aspirants are busy distributing bags of rice and patronizing social media influencers to buy votes for the 2027 primaries, one man is already in the trenches, building the international bridges that will actually move Nasarawa State forward.

I am talking about Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada.

Today, he paid a high-level strategic visit to the Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China in Abuja. This wasn't a photo opportunity; it was a masterclass in governance. He is not just asking for votes; he is securing partnerships.

Let me ask you: Which other aspirant has done or can do what he is doing right now?

· He is discussing Renewable Energy to light up our rural areas.
· He is negotiating Mining and Solid Minerals deals so we stop being spectators in our own wealth.
· He is talking Agriculture and Industrialization to create real jobs for our youths.

This is the difference between a politician and a statesman. Senator Wadada doesn't care about "winning" an election as an ego trip; he is possessed by the passion to develop Nasarawa State. He knows that to transform Nasarawa, you need global alliances, not just local sympathy.

This is the energy of a Rightful Successor. This is the foresight of a Governor-in-waiting.

We need a leader who is laying the groundwork for economic diplomacy before the party primaries even start. We need a Governor who thinks about technology transfer and value addition before he thinks about campaign slogans.

Thank you, Senator Wadada, for proving that your ambition is for the prosperity of our people.

Nasarawa will not settle for less. We are ready for Global Leadership in 2027!.
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28/02/2026

BREAKING: Supreme Court Affirms 7-Year Jail Term for Former Senator Albert Akpan Over N3 Billion Contract Scam.

The Supreme Court of Nigeria has delivered a landmark judgment, upholding the conviction and sentencing of former Akwa Ibong North-East Senator, Albert Bassey Akpan.
In a ruling delivered on Friday, the apex court dismissed an appeal filed by the former lawmaker, affirming the decision of the lower courts which found him guilty of graft and money laundering charges.
Akpan, who represented the Akwa Ibom North-East Senatorial District in the National Assembly from 2015 to 2023, was prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over his involvement in a dubious contract scandal.
The court found that Akpan received bribes while serving as a Commissioner in the Akwa Ibom State Government under former Governor Godswill Akpabio. The bribes were in the form of 12 exotic luxury cars, which he accepted as kickbacks from companies that were awarded a N3 billion contract by the state government.
The Supreme Court, in its lead judgment read by Justice Lawal Garba, resolved all the issues raised by the appellant against him. The court held that the prosecution proved the charges of money laundering beyond a reasonable doubt.
Consequently, the court ordered that Akpan must serve a seven-year prison sentence without the option of a fine. The court also ordered that the exotic cars, which were the proceeds of the criminal act, be forfeited to the Federal Government.
The Senator was represented by a team of high-powered lawyers, including Chief Chris Uche (SAN) and Paul Erokoro (SAN). However, the Supreme Court panel upheld the arguments of the EFCC’s counsel, Rotimi Jacobs (SAN), that the conviction was just and proper.
This conviction brings an end to the legal battle for Akpan, who was a key political figure in Akwa Ibom State. The judgment serves as a strong warning to public officers regarding the consequences of diverting public funds and accepting bribes from government contractors.
Akpan has the option to appeal for a review of this decision, but as it stands, the Supreme Court has delivered what appears to be the final word on the matter.
This ruling reinforces the authority of the anti-graft agencies and the judiciary in holding public servants accountable for corruption.
What are your thoughts on this judgment? Share your opinion in the comments below.

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24/02/2026

On Sunday, Distinguished Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada once again demonstrated outstanding generosity and commitment to faith and community development in Keffi, Nasarawa State.
During the Tafsir programme at the JIBWIS Central Mosque, Low-cost Keffi, the Senator presented a vehicle and a cash donation of ₦3 million to support religious and humanitarian activities.
Out of the ₦3 million:
₦2 million was dedicated to the orphanage fund — showing deep concern for the welfare of vulnerable children.
₦1 million was allocated to the Tafsir committee to strengthen its activities.
The donated vehicle will serve the mosque’s transportation needs.
This remarkable act reflects true leadership, compassion, and unwavering support for religious and community growth. May Almighty Allah reward him abundantly for his kindness and service to humanity.
Let us continue to pray for Distinguished Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada — may Allah grant him greater wisdom, strength, and the opportunity to serve at a higher capacity. May he become the next Governor of Nasarawa State, Insha Allah. Ameen. 🤲