“As Abia edges closer to another election cycle, the state appears set for a contest not only of parties, but of legacies and narratives, with its political past and present already locked in a quiet but consequential struggle.”
“This is not just about politics; it’s about building a brighter future for Nigeria. The Labour Party is opening its doors wider than ever before, inviting passionate individuals to take the lead”
“Philosophically, this match reminded me that hope is not optimism; it is endurance. It is the courage to remain present even when the rules seem rigged. It is choosing to stay in the arena when everything suggests you should walk away”
“Nnamdi Kanu’s continued detention has undeniably become a symbol of injustice for many in the Southeast. But to assume that his release alone will trigger mass political loyalty to Tinubu is to misunderstand the nature of Igbo political anger”
“This piece reflects on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy through the lens of today’s global and Nigerian realities, emphasizing the urgent need for active resistance against injustice, bad leadership”
“No administration is without critics and challenges but comparing the past administrations of Abia State with the present led by Dr. Alex Otti, is like comparing hell and heaven”
“APC now regrets accommodating Wike within its government. “APC is thoroughly embarrassed today. But unfortunately for them, they brought in this bull into a china shop and they will have to live with it.”
“There comes a moment when a politician must recognise that the centre of influence has shifted. Senator Kalu has missed that moment. Instead of introspection, he has chosen provocation. Instead of statesmanship, agitation. Instead of ideas, obsession. Let us be clear: Orji Uzor Kalu is politically expired. That is not an insult; it is a statement of fact. Every political career has a lifespan. The problem here is not expiry, but the refusal to exit with dignity”
“The New Abia is a project that has continued to bring shame and expose the criminality and negligence of past rulers of Abia State, this is what they continue to find very difficult to admit and as long as their open admittance reflect defeat, they’re bent on distracting the public with falsehood perhaps they’ll be able to confuse and sway public opinion to their interests but as long God gives us grace, it will never happen again”
“The political misfortune he built over time may crash like a pack of cards. For now, he is still afloat a ruthless ocean. His last drowning hands are still raised above the waves. Indeed, for Wike, ‘threat na water.”
