“For more than a decade, jihadist groups such as Boko Haram and heavily armed Fulani militia herdsmen have carried out deadly raids across Nigeria’s Middle Belt and northern states. Open Doors and other monitoring organisations say Nigeria remains the deadliest place in the world to be a Christian”
Category: Politics
Nigeria’s crisis and the hypocrisy of its religious and political influencers
“Every time Nigerians die, Reno Omokri writes a thread-length sermon explaining why the people should “be calm,” “be patient,” “be patriotic” all while he is hundreds of miles away in comfort, sipping coffee and uploading selfies.”
2027: Ben Kalu steadily stoking the embers of political tension in Abia
“BOK would neither talk about the needs of the communities, such as good roads, electricity, water, health centres and schools. Rather, he engages in war-mongering, advocating political aggression and intimidation of Abians that refuse to align with his arrogant, delusional aspiration of coming to take over the state.”
Abia’s opposition futile attempt to unseat a working government
“like the proverbial Housefly that ends up with the corpse in the grave, virtually every character that gave Abia and its resident’s nightmares only to wake up upon miseries of dirt and abandoned infrastructures across the state have woken up to attack a government that virtually came for the rescue”
Otti’s departure from APC is non-negotiable, remain firmly rooted in LP
“As a man of discipline who ran a completely development focused people oriented government, Otti enjoys popular support by the people of Abia State, therefore he remains committed only into what will bring good governance to the State and its people”
Abia welcomes President Tinubu, lauds Otti’s exemplary leadership amidst distractions from the opposition
“Whether the President, Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu come to Abia or send a representative, one message is clear, the President is welcomed to the South East and most importantly, Abia State where adherence to his clarion call for participatory leadership from the grassroots is held esteem and actively in practice, this is what has brought into existence the great development Nigerians have witnessed in the new Abia”
What Tinubu’s loss in 2027 elections would fix in Nigeria
“If Tinubu loses the 2027 general elections, let it be a wake-up call. If he wins, let it be a reminder that the work is not about him but about us. Nigeria is not restricted to one man, unless we choose to be. The problem is a political system that recycles elites, worships moneybags, and sidelines competence. Only a radical overhaul of institutions, values, and leadership culture will fix the awkward system”
Tinubu’s absence at the UNGA heightens suspicion on the character of the Nigerian leader and its foreign policy
“For a country still grappling with economic hardship, insecurity, and widespread public disillusionment, perception matters. Nigeria’s absence at the highest level also carries costs beyond perception. — from energy and infrastructure financing to security partnerships. Missing out on those opportunities may mean slower progress on projects that could bring investment”
Abia APC Chieftain celebrate the First Lady @ 65
“Our prayers goes to the First Lady in all her endeavours, May almighty God continue to guide her to achieve success in life and family, It is not an overstatement if I say the first Lady her outperformed previous first ladies in her role as mother of the country, but she has done everything that calls for support in her role to see to the full implementation of the Renewed Hope Agenda
China’s brand of democracy mocks Nigeria’s political structure, sets guidelines for effective political system
“Do you really think a poor person who knows nothing about geopolitics, economics, international relations, industrial strategies, and national defense can wisely choose who should occupy any sensitive leadership position at the interest of the larger society”
