In Defence Of Mascot Ụzọr Kalu
By Chidi Ogudiegwu Overtime, I have heard some self-acclaimed political pundits, especially of Abia extraction, come hard on the person of Honourable Mascot Ụzọr Kalu ever since he started nursing an ambition to represent the people of Aba North and Aba South constituency at the National Assembly. Listening to these people on the radio during the campaign period prior to...
Esther Uzoma: Sunset At Dawn
By Alex Enemanna It was Elizabeth Berrien who in her Creative Grieving: A Hip Chick’s Path From Loss To Hope that wrote, “A feeling of pleasure or solace can be so hard to find when you are in the depths of your grief. Sometimes it’s the little things that help get you through the day. You may think your comforts...
Kinetic Abia: When Governance In Motion Sets A Pace
Recently in Abia State, the city of Aba - the commercial hub of the Southeast geopolitical zone - received an infrastructural facelift, a kind of critical boost, for good it was. Though it could be said flatly and forgiven that governance has failed Nigerians, Abians included, with politicians returning quadrennially to sing the usual vague lyrics and lullabies, certain...
2023: Your Master Only Interested In Senate, Nwachukwu Carpets Ikpeazu’s CPS
A chieftain of APC in Abia, Ezeoha Nwachukwu has berated Onyebuchi Ememanka, the Chief Press Secretary to Abia State governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu over an open letter allegedly written by him. He said the governor is interested in the Senate seat, accusing him of deceiving people that he wants to go back to classroom. In a rejoinder to Mr. Ememanka's letter...
REVEALED: Why Abia State Needs “MR FIX IT” Prof Gregory Ibe (Part 1)
He isn't a passive spectator in the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). He is one of the pioneers of the four pillars (Peace and Security, Developing Infrastructure, Policy harmonisation, and Good Corporate Governance) on which the organisation effectively functions. He is also a sounding board for new ideas for the United Nations (UN), an international organisation that preserves...
Re: Gov Ikpeazu Should End This Injustice, Destruction And Corruption By Sir Ako Obioma
Sir Ako Obioma, Yes! It is acceptable in your own words to say 'you are a case study' indeed you are! to have waited this long for a song to stir you up, at this time to cry crocodile tears laced with hubris lies when actually you are the provocateur and architect of misplaced priorities; looking for who to...
Gregory University Uturu: The Emerging Hub Of Entrepreneurial Education
In the words of Nelson Mandela, Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. It will not be far from the truth to say that this wise saying inspired the vision of Gregory University Uturu. Motivated by the desire to change the world one student at a time, a renowned Human Capital Expert and...
Without Igbo Unity, There Can’t Be Igbo Presidency – Reno Omokri
How did the Southwest get the Presidency in 1999? It was because they were united as a people after the death of Chief MKO Abiola, in saying that if justice was not done to them, they would leave Nigeria. There were absolutely no dissenting voices. And the most liberal and nationalistic Yoruba man, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, was quoted as saying...
NIN Registration And Worth Of A Nigerian’s Life By Alex Enemanna
Draconian policies and obnoxious decisions this government has churned out since inception has probably forced some discerning minds to go back to their primary school lesson notes to take a second look at what their elementary understanding of government is; whether it is a mechanism to advance the corporate security and welfare of a people or an assemblage of...
Everything Has Collapsed In Nigeria – Wike
Nyesom Wike, governor of Rivers state, says everything, including security and the economy, has collapsed in Nigeria. Wike, who spoke during the inauguration of the Woji Road, and Obagi Road at GRA Phase 2, Obio Akpor local government area of the state, said the All Progressive Congress (APC) must own up to its failure in governance. The governor said nothing is...
