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2023 Upper Chamber: why Barau Jibrin deserves the Senate Presidency
By Engr. Auwal Rabiu Dansharif, PhD The presidential and national assembly elections have come and gone, but the intense political...
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Jigawa: What’s Next?
By Shu'aibu Rabiu I'm writing this with my heart sinking out of the brink, confused, and absorbed in the prism...
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Special forces deployed to rig Zamfara guber election, PDP raised alarm
By Aisar Fagge The Zamfara State chapter of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) raised the alarm that the Nigerian Inspector...
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Sheikh Ibrahim Khalil: Goodbye to a political reformist
By Umar Ahmad El-Rufai Sheikh Ibrahim Khalil is a renowned Islamic scholar. However, as a gubernatorial candidate in Kano, he...
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Abba’s supporters jubilate in Kano
By Uzair Adam Imam As votes were cast yesterday, the Kano State people continue to wait for the official announcement...
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Dogara alleges massive vote-buying in Bauchi
By Muhammadu Sabiu Yakubu Dogara, a former speaker of the House of Representatives, alleges that there was widespread vote-buying yesterday...
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Why Gawuna will not win Kano Governorship: A reply to Adnan Tudunwada
By Abdussamad Ahmad Yusuf While political support entirely is a choice, governed by emotion and often guided by personal aggrandisement,...
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By Muhammad Suleiman Yobe The governorship candidate of the New Nigeria People's Party, NNPP, Malam Aminu Ibrahim, has accused the...
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Yobe: The fall or success of Mai Mala Buni
By Muhammad Suleiman Yobe Yobe has been called a one-party state since the return of the fourth republic. Firstly, in...
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Protest Votes: Abban Kanawa and the sins of the Kano APC Government (II)
By Auwal Umar Fifth, the Kano people versus the Kano Government Act of Butchery on Land: The writer of this...
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The Daily Reality
The Daily Reality is an online news medium with a physical address in Kano State, Nigeria. As our name suggests, we aim to be realistic and truthful to our readers. Moreover, we are an independent, non-partisan company. Thus, we will always do our best to be fair, factual and accurate in our journalism.
