“Abia has proven that the “Nigerian Factor” is a choice, not a destiny. While others are buying candles, Abians are buying more machinery for their factories.”
Category: Society
Abia: How Geometric Power Can Re-Industrialise the South East
“Governor Otti’s intervention was a clear call to action to move from rhetoric to results, by embracing energy-led industrial policy. By leveraging the demonstrated success of Geometric Power in Aba, fostering regional cooperation”
Abia’s unrepentant predators moving dangerously against the tide
“Today, residents, along with visitors and thoroughfarers that stepped into Umuahia, Aba and other major towns and roads in the state can testify that there is enormous physical and aesthetic transformation from what the story was back in the days of OUK, Ochendo and Ikpeazu.”
Nigeria’s dysfunctional legal system; an albatross soon to tear the troubled nation apart
“The case of Controversial Naval Officer Yerima, Known for Confronting Wike, Accused of Bullying Airport Officials”
Gov Soludo, and the High Cost of Governing Without Foresight
“Power without empathy is not leadership; it is arrogance dressed as policy. Governor Soludo is an intellectual. Expectations were high that his administration would reflect foresight, data-driven thinking, and emotional intelligence. What the public is witnessing instead is a troubling gap between academic brilliance and political wisdom.”
“No Steady Power in Four Years, No Second Term for me” – Tinubu affirmed
“Nigerians should be joining hands to demand accountability and responsible leadership, to save Nigerians from the indignity and suffering caused by persistent bad governance, Nigerians should prevail on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to keep to his campaign promise”
The threat of a burning hell and the love of Christ
“All over Africa today, there is an Africa prayer Watch, there is fasting and prayers going on, there is an imported miracle worker from Europe to bless millions of Africans and make us escape a hell we know virtually nothing about other than ‘you’ll get there when you die’…But the truth is; Africans live in a literal hell that burns from the seat of power”
Anambra: Traders Have a Constitutional Right to Choose When to Open — A Legal Response to Soludo’s Market Closure
“Governance requires persuasion, consultation, and respect for rights — not force. The closure of markets cannot be justified by executive impatience or discomfort with voluntary economic boycotts. If Anambra State wishes to regulate market days or compel business activity, it must do so through laws”
Ohafia Monarchs welcomes Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, caution youth group
“The Udumeze Ohafia Ancient Kingdom, with the Council of Ohafia Monarchs have issued a statement affirming the acceptance of Senator Orji Uzo Kalu in the region and nullifying any proclamation made by the Ohafia Youths Association Inc”
What a football match in Casablanca taught me about Life
“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”
