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Speaking for the Masses, Defending Democracy & Good Governance.
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BREAKING NEWS 🔥

Let join hands together to vote Atiku and Ameachi for Nigeria president 2027🤝

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MALLAM LAWAL DANBAZAU (1922–2000)

He was taken to prison and accused of inciting unrest in Kano. He was later arrested again after the first military coup when General Ironsi came to power.

When Buhari carried out his military coup, he was also arrested and detained, despite knowing that he had committed no crime. According to him, throughout his life, he knew nothing other than struggle and activism.

He said his only mission was to fight for the freedom and welfare of ordinary people. He said he knew nothing about stealing government money, yet he was repeatedly arrested and imprisoned.

This interview was conducted by Standard Magazine on Thursday, 11 February 1998.

Mallam Lawal Danbazau was a Fulani man from the Danbazau royal family. He was born in 1922.

When he was only five years old, he was brought to Kano city to live with his parents’ relatives, and Kano became his home until the end of his life.

He began his awareness campaign among people even before the formation of the Northern Elements Progressive Union (NEPU). Lawal was a respected Islamic scholar and received his religious education in Unguwar Madabo.

From Madabo, he travelled eastward to places such as Maiduguri, Nguru, Potiskum, and Azare during the 1940s, mainly in search of Islamic knowledge.

Before NEPU was established, Lawal had already created a religious-based organisation through which he educated and enlightened people.

He met influential figures such as Waziri Ibrahim, Alhaji Ali Akilu (the famous Hausa singer), and Qadi Baffa Mahmud.

Lawal and his supporters faced many challenges, including imprisonment, especially in Maiduguri, where he founded an organisation called Jama’atul Islamiyya.

After the establishment of NEPU in the 1950s, Lawal joined the party and became one of its major leaders in the North-East. He became the first Secretary-General of NEPU in Borno Province.

Lawal, Aminu Kano, and Sa’azu Zangur were among the leading figures who fought for Nigeria’s independence and demanded equal opportunities, especially access to education for all.

Their struggle led to the imprisonment of Lawal and others such as Aminu Kano, Abba Maikwaru, Abubakar Zukogi, and Bello Ijemu.

Mallam Lawal left Maiduguri and returned to Kano around 1953. Less than two months after his return, he was arrested.

He was accused of encouraging youths to revolt against the traditional guards. From that period, Lawal experienced repeated arrests and imprisonments by the authorities. He also attended the launching of the NEPU branch in Sokoto.

After the first military coup, Ironsi’s government arrested Lawal and transferred him to the southern part of the country, where he was detained. He was only released after Yakubu Gowon became Head of State.

When the ban on political activities was lifted in 1978, Lawal became one of the founding members of the People’s Redemption Party (PRP). The party later won governorship elections in Kaduna and Kano States.

Lawal himself won election as a member of the Kano State House of Assembly representing Jakara. He became chairman of the Sharia Committee and also served on the committee responsible for local government affairs.

The PRP government introduced 1 May as Workers’ Day public holiday and abolished the payment of jangali (cattle tax).

During the Kano riots of 1981, which led to the death of Dr. Bala Muhammad, Lawal was also affected. His house was attacked and many of his properties were destroyed by fire on 10 July 1981.

After General Muhammadu Buhari’s military takeover, Lawal was arrested again and was not released until Ibrahim Babangida came to power.

Lawal was also among the people who formed the G18, a group that openly opposed General Sani Abacha’s attempt to continue in power.

#MenOfThePast

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Yan KANO kuyi magana mana😂😂

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A man entered a community in Nasarawa State with an APC-branded vehicle, and this was how the residents reacted to him.

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Hon. Balarabe Rufai: A Voice for the Youth, A Vision for Kano Central

As the National Youth Leader of the ADC and a leading aspirant for Kano Central Senatorial District, Balarabe Rufai represents a new generation of leadership built on competence, inclusiveness, and service.

His commitment to youth empowerment, education, economic opportunities, and grassroots development has earned him growing support across Kano Central and beyond. At a time when many young Nigerians are demanding leaders who understand their challenges and aspirations, @BalarabeRufai_ stands as a symbol of hope and progressive politics.

Through his role as ADC National Youth Leader, he has consistently championed the participation of young people in governance, advocating for policies that create jobs, strengthen democratic institutions, and promote social justice.

For the people of Kano Central, his candidacy offers an opportunity to elect a representative who is accessible, energetic, and committed to delivering effective legislative representation. His vision is clear: a Kano Central where every citizen has a voice, every community receives attention, and every young person has a chance to succeed.

The future belongs to those who prepare for it today, and Hon. Balarabe Rufai is preparing a future of progress, unity, and prosperity for Kano Central and Nigeria at large.

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@KafinHausaa @Ahmad_Gogel Neman trending yakeyi

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Hamdiya Sidi Shareef fires back at Rarara over Davido. The North is rejecting propaganda in broad daylight.

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New Song Alert ⚠️

Atiku/Amaechi 2027 🔥

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Anyone spreading falsehoods about the leadership of ADC is only deceiving themselves. The truth cannot be hidden forever, and with time, it will become clear who stands for facts and who thrives on misinformation.

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To be honest, I am a genuine supporter of Kwankwaso. However, I would have preferred that someone other than Mustapha among his children was chosen. In my experience, he is not a person of good character, and he does not treat people with respect.
I worked for him for nearly two years, from before he became a commissioner up until after his appointment. To put it briefly, he currently owes me about ₦700,000, which he has refused to pay, and he has not answered my calls for more than six months.
These are my personal experiences and opinions.

— Abdulhalim Ibrahim

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The North has seen enough. Tinubu’s APC has failed, and the people are speaking.

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> Terrible News 💥💥💥

Yesterday, armored tanks were reportedly deployed to block access to the Villa, preventing us from delivering our petition against Justice Peter Lifu to the National Judicial Council (NJC). If the same level of force and commitment were directed toward tackling banditry and insecurity, our communities would be much safer. Sadly, it often feels as though ordinary citizens are the ones being confronted instead.

We approached the NJC to demand accountability and to call for reforms aimed at strengthening public confidence in the judiciary. Our position is that any judge accused of misconduct should be thoroughly investigated through the appropriate legal and constitutional processes.

Many citizens are concerned about certain judicial decisions and believe that the judiciary must remain independent, transparent, and accountable. These concerns should be addressed through lawful channels, petitions, public advocacy, and due process.

This is why we are calling on concerned Nigerians to unite and peacefully demand judicial reforms, greater transparency, and a justice system that serves the people fairly.

What ordinary citizens want is not revenge, but accountability, integrity, and a judiciary that inspires public trust. Any allegations against public officials, including judges, should be examined fairly by the relevant authorities, and appropriate action should be taken based on the findings.

What are your hopes for the future of judicial reform in Nigeria?

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"Peter Obi is not electable in Northern Nigeria.” Professor Usman Yusuf has ended the fantasy with one sentence.

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@raufaregbesola has emerged as a leading political figure in the Yoruba region. Judging by how he has energized the ADC and expanded its presence across Yorubaland, many supporters believe the party is gaining significant momentum. The massive turnout witnessed at today's campaign flag-off has further boosted confidence among party faithful that ADC stands a strong chance in the Ekiti governorship election scheduled for Saturday.

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Why did prominent journalist Jaafar Jaafar say that the selection of Kwankwaso’s son was undeserved?

Here is an excerpt from his conversation with Yakubu Musa Fagge during the Rigar Kaya program on Lumana Radio International.

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"I Never Saw It, I Never Signed It, Yet, My Signature Appeared"

Senator Ireti breaks silence and I believe her.

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@AndrewOkere Amin ya Allah

[Uncle K @khalid_iyal]

Allah Yaji qan Sheikh Albani Zaria.
He saw all this coming in his philosophical and insightful lifetime.
Allah Ya gafarta mashi. Amin. 🤲🏼

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Many Islamic scholars in Northern Nigeria have been openly criticizing Rarara, with some even condemning him in strong terms.

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A baby was born in bandits’ captivity while Nigeria watches. Ariko victims need rescue, not speeches. 78 days is too much.

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@Muhammad_Bsarky Jaka matar jaki