Tag: By Emmah Uhieneh

Nigeria’s National Assembly stands as the epicentre of democratic engagement—a place where the diverse voices of a nation converge to deliberate, legislate, and hold...

Contrary to the widely held notion that heads of institutions often operate in isolation—rarely carrying their deputies along in the decision-making process—the leadership model...

Governor Idris Nasiru came into office at a time when Kebbi State stood at a difficult crossroads—burdened by years of inadequate social amenities, economic...

Kamoru Ogunlana stands as one of the most pivotal yet often understated figures in Nigeria’s democratic architecture. In any true democracy, the legislature is...

The partnership between Governor of Kebbi State, Nasir Idris and his deputy, Umar Abubakar Argungu, represents a compelling model of complementary leadership—one forged from...

Umar Argungu stands as a compelling study in principled loyalty, particularly in his tenure as a Deputy Governor—a role that often tests the delicate...

The office of the Clerk to the National Assembly is not designed for comfort. It is designed for balance. Balance between urgency and procedure,...