Money Behind 2027 Politics: Strength, Strategy and the Race for Taraba Government House
By Grey Wren As the countdown to Nigeria's 2027 general elections quietly begins, the battle ...
Nigerian Army Seeks Taraba Government’s Support for Take-Off of New 10 Division in Jalingo
Newsnexus The Nigerian Army has requested the support of the Taraba State Government for the ...
Nigeria’s challenges did not begin yesterday, and they will not end overnight.
By Emmanuel Philip Tumba I wrote this piece, not to defend any politician or attack ...
LOVE IN ACTION: BISHOP ANDE I. EMMANUEL TURNS 46, CELEBRATES WITH PATIENTS, WIDOWS, AND THE FORGOTTEN
By Rev Filibus Bakari Auta Rather than marking his 46th birthday with fanfare and personal ...
Our Conviction Is Stronger Than Party Lines” — Abubakar Danladi Umar Speaks on Joining APGA, 2027 Reps Bid
[caption id="attachment_281" align="alignnone" width="300"] Screenshoto[/caption] By Abraham Maina Joda In a political development that has ...
Inside Taraba’s Green Revolution How AIR Nigeria Plans to Transform the State’s Cocoa Corridor Through Regenerative Agroforestry, Scientific Innovation and Carbon Finance
By Abraham Maina Joda Publisher, NewsNexus Introduction Taraba State's rich cocoa belt has long been ...
Taraba-Born Nuclear Communications Expert R.B. Kefas Named Among World’s Top 100 Nuclear Science Influencers for 2026
Rikwende Bitrus Kefas becomes first professional from Taraba State to earn prestigious international recognition ...
A Charge I Will Never Forget:Prof Ojo Sunday Fayomi
As I prepare to resume as the Pioneer Vice-Chancellor of Greenland University, Jalingo, Taraba State, ...
Response to “The Akpa Are Not Jukun: A Rejoinder to Amah Jones on Atakpa, Jukun Hegemony, and the Atam Identity in the Cross River Basin”
By Amik Adams Aminu M.Sc. Social Work and Administration Writes from Jos, Plateau State ...
The Akpa Are Not Jukun: A Rejoinder to Amah Jones on Atakpa, Jukun Hegemony, and the Atam Identity in the Cross River Basin
By Okoi Obono-Obla Introduction In his rejoinder to my article, From the Cross River to ...