Adamu Abuh is a journalist based in Abuja, Nigeria. With a background in journalism spanning over a decade, Adamu has worked in various cities across Nigeria, including Kano and Kaduna. He currently writes for Guardian Nigeria, covering a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and community events.
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Adamu's focus is centered on Nigerian government and politics, particularly around policy issues, society, and political figures. Based on this coverage, he would be most interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive interviews or expert commentary from individuals with direct knowledge of the Nigerian political landscape.
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By: Adamu Abuh, Sodiq Omolaoye
The House of Representatives has resolved to probe the procurement process in the award of the N15 trillion Lagos-Calabar coastal road, as well as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs over alleged visa racketeering and maltreatment of Nigerians abroad.
By: John Akubo Abuja, Adamu Abuh
The House of Representatives, yesterday, took sides with the growing number of Nigerians calling for a cancellation of the Central Bank of Nigeria's controversial 0.5 per cent levy on electronic transactions.
The Chairman of the House of Representatives committee on Reformatory Institution, Mr Chinedu Ogah has decried the state of disrepair of correctional centres in the country.
By: Adamu Abuh
The forum of South–South monarchs have concluded arrangement to explore avenues of ensuring lasting peace and sustainable development of the oil rich Niger Delta region.
As part of ongoing efforts to address the hardships faced by the citizenry, the House of Representatives has called on the authorities to reactivate the Price Control Board of Nigeria. The decision followed the adoption of a motion initiated by Jesess Okey-Joe Onuakalusi at the plenary presided over by the Deputy Speaker of the House,…
By: Adamu Abuh, Sodiq Omolaoye
House of Representatives, yesterday, urged the Presidency to suspend the introduction of new Genetically Modified (GM) crops in the country until a detailed investigation is conducted.
By: Adamu Abuh
Ahead of the May 29 Democracy Day celebration, former President Olusegun Obasanjo and some other eminent personalities across the world would deliberate on the impact of military coups in Africa.
By: Adamu Abuh
A 68-year-old blind man, Elder Anibueze Nnadi from Enugu State, has cried out to the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr. Kayode Egbetokun, to come to his rescue after a series of attempts on his life. Nnadi's appeal to Egbetokun followed the alleged compromise of police personnel to bring the perpetrators of the dastardly act…
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has been called upon to address the state of disrepair of federal government-owned roads across the country. The Coalition of Civil Society Groups for Transparency and Accountability made the call, explaining that there is an urgent need to curtail the loss of lives and property as a result of the situation.…
By: Adamu Abuh
As the May 29 democracy day approaches, the former National Vice Chairman North West of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Malam Salihu Lukman, claims Nigerians are fast becoming distant observers of the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led administration.
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