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Governor Uba Sani's administration faces backlash from APC Ex-Councillors Forum over 17 months of unpaid entitlements, sparking fears of political rebellion and electoral consequences. Key points: - *Unpaid Entitlements*: Severance packages, allowances, and pension benefits owed to 255 ex-councillors. - *Protest Planned*: Statewide peaceful protest on February 3, 2026. - *Internal Crisis*: Growing dissatisfaction among APC executives, appointees, and loyalists. - *Electoral Risks*: Potential impact on APC's 2027 prospects and President Tinubu's re-election.

By Comrade Musa Mohammed Moonlight  Hon. Rayyan Hussain has outshone peers, earning the title 'Emancipator of the Less Privileged'. His focus on healthcare, education, and infrastructure has impressed many, making him a standout leader in Kaduna State.  He was elected under the All Progressives Congress (APC) and is part of the 23 Local Government Chairmen in Kaduna State sworn in following the October 2024 local government elections.  Key Details about Hon. Rayyan Hussain's Administration: Focus Areas: His administration has prioritized improvements in healthcare (e.g., upgrading Primary Healthcare Centers, distributing RUTF for children) and education (e.g., school rehabilitation, supplying desks). Infrastructural Projects: He has overseen projects such as the upgrading of the Makera Abattoir and construction of the Gadan Bazafare box culvert bridge. Key Appointments: He has appointed Supervisory Councilors and...

For decades, Kano politics has been a theatre of perpetual motion—loud, crowded and endlessly combative. Elections came and went, governments changed, yet the underlying rhythm remained the same: tension over stability, politics over policy and survival over strategy.  Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf’s (AKY) alignment with the All Progressives Congress (APC) may well mark the first decisive break from that cycle. This is not merely a political realignment; it is an appointment with history. Kano’s greatest paradox has always been its strength. As Nigeria’s commercial nerve centre of the North, blessed with population, enterprise, culture and talent, the state should have been miles ahead. Instead, political fragmentation has repeatedly turned energy into friction. Governments spent too much time fighting for legitimacy and too little time governing for growth. AKY’s move into the APC, aligning Kano with the party at the centre, directly confronts this structural weakness. Sta...

By Tinubu-Uba Leadership Network  NewsMedia ,2027(TULN) A Shared Democratic Legacy with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu At defining moments in history, the destiny of a people is shaped by the quality of leadership they choose. Kaduna State is once again at such a moment. Ahead of 2027, the path forward demands leaders who are grounded in the realities of the people, guided by conscience, and courageous enough to stand for justice, inclusion, and development. That is why the combination of Governor Uba Sani and Comrade Senator Shehu Sani represents the most credible, people-oriented leadership option for Kaduna State one firmly rooted in Nigeria’s long struggle for democracy. What binds Governor Uba Sani and Comrade Shehu Sani is not political convenience, but shared history and shared sacrifice. Long before holding public office, both men were active participants in Nigeria’s pro-democracy movement during the years of military dictatorship. At a time when speaking out attr...

Comrade Musa Mohammed Moonlight has announced he's no longer writing for SAHARA REPORTERS due to a disputed report on armed groups attacking two churches in Kaduna, allegedly abducting 100 worshippers. The report, which claimed bandits stormed churches in Kurmi Wali, has been called false and fabricated by Moonlight, citing lack of fact-checking and bias. The incident has sparked controversy, with some sources confirming abductions in Kaduna, but with varying numbers. Reverend John Hayab of the Christian Association of Nigeria reported 172 worshippers kidnapped, with 9 escaping, while police are still confirming details ¹ ². SAHARA REPORTERS has faced criticism before for alleged misinformation and bias. The Nigerian Army has also dismissed reports from the outlet as "false and misleading" in the past. Musa Moonlight calls the report false and fabricated, citing lack of fact-checking and bias. The incident has sparked controversy, with varying reports on the n...

Comrade Musa Mohammed Moonlight has announced he's no longer writing for SAHARA REPORTERS due to a disputed report on armed groups attacking two churches in Kaduna, allegedly abducting 100 worshippers. The report, which claimed bandits stormed churches in Kurmi Wali, has been called false and fabricated by Moonlight, citing lack of fact-checking and bias. The incident has sparked controversy, with some sources confirming abductions in Kaduna, but with varying numbers. Reverend John Hayab of the Christian Association of Nigeria reported 172 worshippers kidnapped, with 9 escaping, while police are still confirming details ¹ ². SAHARA REPORTERS has faced criticism before for alleged misinformation and bias. The Nigerian Army has also dismissed reports from the outlet as "false and misleading" in the past. Musa Moonlight calls the report false and fabricated, citing lack of fact-checking and bias. The incident has sparked controversy, with varying reports on the n...