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  On Monday at Aguada, Nasarawa State - A powerful message of peace, inclusion, and development resonated at the Odudu Kya Annual Cultural Festival in Agwada, as Honourable Chief Kaka Omale, aspirant for Kokona West Constituency, Nasarawa State House of Assembly, took center stage. Addressing a gathering of dignitaries and community leaders, Omale emphasized the imperative of women's involvement in politics, stressing that sustainable development hinges on their active participation in decision-making. She urged the people of Kokona West to embrace peace, citing it as a catalyst for unity, growth, and progress. Omale's presence at the festival reflects her growing influence and the trust the people place in her vision. Her leadership mantra - peace, inclusion, and purposeful leadership - resonated with the audience, who warmly received her message. The event showcased Omale's commitment to empowering women and fostering development in Kokona West. Her 2027 campaign sloga...

The 2027 general elections, a gubernatorial aspirant of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Nasarawa State, Prince Nuhu Angbazo, has unveiled a slogan to unite the people of the state for a common goal.  Angbazo, a retired Major-General of the Nigerian Army, unveiled the slogan: ‘One Nasarawa One People,’ in a statement issued through his Chief of Staff, Gaza Mark Auta.  He noted that the state, created in 1996, is a home to many tongues, many faiths, and histories, but one destiny.  According to the statement, the slogan was chosen because the soul of Nasarawa is larger than “our differences”.  He explained that division weakens and unity builds nations, hence the slogan, as building Nasarawa is a collective responsibility.  “One Nasarawa, One People is not a slogan of convenience; it is a statement of resolve. It means no tribe is superior, no religion is excluded, no community is forgotten, and no citizen is second-class. It affirms that our diversity is...

  PRESS STATEMENT “ONE NASARAWA, ONE PEOPLE' I have adopted “One Nasarawa, One People” as my campaign slogan come 2027 because Nasarawa State cannot move forward through division, exclusion, or politics of narrow interests. Our differences in ethnicity, religion, or location must never be tools for political gain. Leadership must belong to all, serve all, and protect the dignity of every community without favour. This slogan is a political commitment to inclusive governance, equal opportunity, and a leadership that listens to every part of the state — not just a few. The future of Nasarawa demands unity of purpose, fairness in action, and a shared responsibility for progress. One Nasarawa. One People.

The Aspirant for Kokona West State House of Assembly, Hon. Kaka Omale, served as Special Guest of Honor at the National Union of Afo Students Agwada Branch (NUAFS) 3rd Annual Youth Summit, held at Agwada yesterday. Speaking on the theme "Uniting Against HIV: Safeguarding our Families and Protecting our Future," Hon. Kaka emphasized preventive measures to avert HIV, urging the youth to prioritize awareness and education. "Education and awareness are key to preventing HIV," she said. "We must unite to safeguard our families and protect our future." Hon. Kaka also encouraged the younger generation to obtain their Permanent Voter's Cards, emphasizing the importance of participating in the forthcoming elections. "Your vote matters," she said. "Let's vote in leaders who will drive positive change and development in our community." The event aimed to promote HIV awareness and youth engagement in the electoral process and equally She As...