Suleja Parrot Media

19/09/2026

18/09/2026

How is the rising cost of fuel affecting the everyday lives of Nigerians?
From transportation to food, business and household expenses, we took to the streets to hear directly from residents, commuters and business owners about their experiences.

🎥 Watch the video and hear what Nigerians have to say.

13/09/2026

Sometimes, the real story isn’t in the headlines. It’s in the voices of the people on the streets and in the markets.

A short walk through Anguwan 'Yan Kyuka (popular Sunday Market) turned into a real conversation with the people who keep the market moving. 🛍️
We engaged with traders to hear directly from them about the current market situation, the rising cost of goods, the challenges they face, and how businesses are coping in Suleja and beyond.

08/09/2026

Pick your answer and tell us about your experience on the road. Which one would you confidently recommend to another motorist ?

Let’s hear your honest opinions in the comments. 🗣️

08/09/2026

I got over 20 reactions on one of my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉

06/09/2026

I know Suleja… but where exactly is this in Suleja?

Photo credit: MD Alhassan

06/09/2026

Developing Human Capital: FHCDI Unveils Second Cohort For D-Bex 2026 Fhcdi Suleja

01/09/2026

Once upon a time, in June 22, 2010, a major fight broke out in Nigeria’s House of Representatives after a group of lawmakers challenged Speaker Dimeji Bankole’s leadership over alleged financial misconduct. When 11 lawmakers were suspended, tensions boiled over into a physical clash on the floor of the House, with some lawmakers beaten and dragged out. The incident shocked the public and became one of the most embarrassing moments in Nigeria’s parliamentary history.

01/09/2026

Maje–Dikko Road: A Growing Emergency

The deplorable condition of the Maje–Dikko Road has become a serious concern for motorists, residents and businesses. As road users seek alternative routes, the Kwamba–Suleja Road is now taking increasing pressure, particularly from heavy-duty trucks, and sections of the road are already beginning to deteriorate.

Suleja Parrots Media was on the ground engaging the community and hearing directly from those affected.

We are therefore calling on the government and relevant authorities to treat the situation as a matter of urgency and take immediate action to save both the Maje–Dikko and Kwamba–Suleja roads from further deterioration.

🎥 Watch the full report and hear from those affected. Abdulsamiu AdamMusa Aliyu RahannatuUmaru Mohammed Bago
Federal Road Safety Corps Nigeria
Federal Ministry of Information and National Orientation, Nigeria
Ahmad Isah Makusidi