Those who wield public office are entrusted with the mandate of the people, and such power must be exercised with wisdom, humility, and accountability
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Labour Party Dismisses Attack on Otti as Baseless, Says Governor Working with Other Leaders to Save Party from Impostors
15th April, 2025 Press Release LensAfrikThe Labour Party in Obingwa has come out strongly in defense of Governor Alex Chioma Otti, dismissing recent allegations against him as baseless and malicious. In a statement signed and made available to the media by Apostle Uche Enwereji, Chairman of the Labour Party in Obingwa, LGA, Abia State, the “claims are driven by ulterior motives and lack credible evidence”. “The Labour Party in Obingwa and Abia State has taken notice of a malicious publication aimed at tarnishing the reputation of Governor Alex Chioma Otti,…
Savouring Obasanjo’s eventful 2-day visit to God’s Own State
“Obasanjo, who has persistently championed the campaign for good governance in Nigeria and other African countries, also spoke on the significance of quality leadership.”
Africa under hostage by its own
Until Africa confronts this reality and demand for generational change, leadership renewal, and a radical break from these recycled strongmen—Africa’s “rise” will remain a slogan, not a reality. Africa doesn’t need more elder statesmen.
Reasons Nigerian youths are running away from Army recruitment
If President Tinubu wants to fight insecurity he should purge the Nigerian Army of all those Boko Haram recruits and bring back Major General Atolagbe to head the anti terrorism department.
“Do you know you know who I am” Airline staff provides perfect answer
A phrase common among Nigerians and others plagued by mental complex disorder gets perfect answer from the least front desk staff
How Africa can leverage the potential in its 1.3 billion population to boost trade and investment
“Africa had all that it takes to build its own table, rather than wait to be invited to the table” – Gov. Peter Mba
Africa risks becoming a continent of displaced and disowned people
“The conduct of a state shapes how its people are perceived abroad. African diaspora communities face increased suspicion, harsher immigration scrutiny, and systemic prejudice due to the actions—or inactions—of their home governments.”
The people cried and cried yet nobody came to console or to rescue them till today
“Where Are The Middle Belt Generals That Helped The Fulanis To Fight The Civil War That Stopped Biafra From Exiting The False Union Called Nigeria?”
Nigerian Military Generals pays ransom to terrorist to regain freedom
“Which Army School trained our own generals? Where is shame, where is honour when generals are paying ransom to terrorists and criminals?”