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OUK And Abia Development: 1999-2007 Under Review By Barr. Emeka Kalu

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In politics we do not attack individuals but issues. If anyone has issues with OUK including Odo who has comparatively decided to play to political galleries, Igbere or Abuja could be reached to iron out such issues. OUK, like him or hate him is a Po...

[OPINION] Ikechi Emenike And The Convolution Of Abia Politics

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[OPINION] Ikechi Emenike And The Convolution Of Abia Politics

With the benefit of the unfolding political developments in Nigeria today, many will speedily agree with me that the field of politics is not just tortuous but convoluted interlaced with decent fraud, trickery and palpable deceit. Imagine the lies, p...

Hon. Benjamin Kalu And The Many Names Of A Performer

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Hon. Benjamin Kalu And The Many Names Of A Performer

There is something mystical about names including aliases. This explains the reasonable carefulness of parents employ while naming their children. In the belief systems across ethnic divides across Africa, names guide and guard their bearers. From th...

[OPINION] Umunneochi State Constituency; The Context Surrounding The Contest

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Umunneochi State Constituency; The Context Surrounding The Contest

Since the creation of Umunneochi LGA in 1996 and subsequent delineation into four zones, we have had four representations viz: Chief LAWRENCE NWANKWO - zone 2 - one term Engr MATTHEW IBEH - zone 3 - three terms Prince IKEDI EZEKWESIRI - Zone 1 - two ...

[OPINION] Equity Mantra: Ebere Umunneochi 2023

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[OPINION] Equity Mantra: Ebere Umunneochi 2023

Around 1997, a young man in his late teens, whom was imbued with charisma and oratory, launched himself into politics with the belief that someday he will be a shoulder on which many will lean. It was NCPN for me and UNCP for him then, yet he was ent...

[OPINION] One Year On: Why Abia State Government Should Imortalize Late Ossy Prestige

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[OPINION] One Year On: Why Abia State Government Should Imortalize Late Ossy Prestige

On April 24th 2021, what many felt was a dream proved to be real. One of Abia's finest sons and philanthropist, Hon. Ossy Prestige was laid to rest. Truly, the people's man had gone to rest and there was no more doubt about it, a charismatic man had ...

Isuikwuato/Umunneochi: Chief Amobi’s lGlorious Day Of Declaration

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Isuikwuato/Umunneochi: Chief Amobi's lGlorious Day Of Declaration

25th March 2022, will remain indelible in the hearts of the good people of Isuikwuato/Umuneochi as eminent personalities, dignitaries, political heavy weights and thousands of loyalists converged at t...

[OPINION] Who Is Afraid Of Chief Amobi Ogah?

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Few days ago, the social media was ago with a story published on profjaysblog and credited to one Mr Ogbonna from Isuikwuato with the title; “Is Isuikwuato PDP Planning to Fail Again?”. It’s quite obvious that the said Mr Ogbonna is not a resident in Isuikwuato nor in Abia State from the way he sounded on his petty piece of...

Isuikwuato/Umuneochi 2023: Amobi’s Crusade For Equity, Justice And Fairness

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It is audible to the deaf and visible to the blind that the issues of equitable distribution of powers has become the focal point of discourse in the nation’s polity as the nation steams towards the 2023 general elections. In most states the clamour for power shift to one or two Senatorial zones has been intensified, in the nation at...

Gregory University Uturu: Strategy Against Indiscipline And Cultism

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Prince Obioma Oburuoga, Cultism is derived from the Latin word 'Occulere', meaning something hidden, concealed, mystical, secret. Cultism is a kind of engagement by people whose goals are not genuine. Cultism is demeaning factor that has affected the progress of Nigerian Universities. The growth, therefore, of cultism in Nigerian tertiary institutions have continued to undermine efforts of governments and stakeholders in...

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