Had such decisions been delayed until now after structures have been firmly set and alignments already taking shape the room for maneuver would have been tighter, the risks higher, and the consequences potentially heavier for governance and stability.
Another lesson from Kano’s experience is the challenge it poses to the long-standing belief in the dominance of “federal might.”
By Editor Muhammad Mahdi Shehu’s reaction to the proposed ₦1 trillion Metropolitan Rail Service for Kano State says more about the politics of perpetual outrage than about the project itself….
By Editor Politics, at its best, is not about emotions, slogans, or permanent loyalties to party symbols; it is about results, strategy, and the welfare of the people. This reality…
