Day: May 13, 2024

Public relations (PR) plays a fundamental role in establishing and maintaining effective communication between governments, public institutions, and the citizens they serve. In the context of good governance, PR serves as a crucial tool for transparency, accountability, and fostering trust among stakeholders. This article delves into the key aspects of how public relations functions as a cornerstone for good governance. Public relations facilitates the dissemination of accurate and timely information from governmental bodies to the public. By ensuring transparency in decision-making processes and offering clear explanations of policies and actions,…

The rivalry between two political heavyweight in Kano politics has casted a shadow over Kano state. Once are inseparable comrades working together where at early stage of feud many not believed there would be antagonism between them.   Other viewed the rivalry as stage manage to divert their followers attention. Looking at the way both denying of the existed cracked between them until 2019, when kwankwaso perceived his followers can voted Ganduje in the election of that year by anointed his political godson to contested gubernatorial seat under PDP but…

Upon scrutinizing the labyrinthine world of politics, it becomes evident that authentic leaders are those who not only demonstrate exceptional proficiency in the art of governance, but also personify the very essence of selflessness and service to humanity. The Nigerian parliament, a bastion of democratic expression, has borne witness to the ascendance of numerous illustrious figures, each leaving an indelible imprint on the nation’s legislative tapestry. Among this distinguished coterie, Rt. Hon. Dr. Ali JC, the revered and accomplished minority Chief Whip of the House of Representatives, stands as a…

I do not believe that the president of any country will deliberately wreck everything. Their problem may be arrogance or ignorance – or arrogance in ignorance. Or, they may be worshipping wrong gods or feeding their gods with what they must not eat. You remember Sir Shina Peters’ song for M.K.O. Abiola on the billionaire’s implacable friends who refused to eat his food? “You gave smooth pounded yam to your friend, Your friend refused to eat. You made soft, mushy amala for your friend, Your friend refused to eat. You…