“Today, if you visit anywhere in Abia State, beginning from Aba, the commercial hub of the South East, you do not need anybody to tell you that Abia State under Gov. Alex Otti and his Labour Party government has proven every critic wrong and affirmed that development is possible when the right leadership is in place in every organization”
“Abia State is a peculiar example of what Nigeria as a country stands to gain when the wishes of the people are respected at the end of every electoral cycle, As the ruling party, it is obvious to state that the good things happening in Abia today that has endeared our state to the world is because of the presence of Labour Party and the role we have played in bringing this great government under the leadership of H.E. Governor Alex Otti, into existence”
“This article is not about him alone. It is about every Nigerian academic suffering right now in silence. It is about every student being denied a future. It is about a nation killing its own brain and expecting to survive.”
This is not how serious nations work. It’s how cults of personality operate.
“A coalition of politicians who don’t offer or promise anything different from Tinubu and who have irreconcilable asymmetries in their expectations of what the coalition should produce will have a hard time overcoming Tinubu’s strategies.”
“If I have my way I will seize to be a Nigerian because there’s no sense of Nationhood, how do I love a country where a murderous terrorist group like the deadly Fulani herdsmen are being openly defended by a government that wants my loyalty, Nigeria is negotiable”
“Every day, thousands of young Nigerians—our supposed “leaders of tomorrow”—are forced to endure bone-jarring rides, pay exorbitant transport fares, and risk life and limb on a road that looks more like a path out of a war zone”
“One afternoon, I was at home, Netflix and chilling with my wife, when I heard a knock at the door. I got up, went to see who it was, and almost fainted”
“A lawyer who knowingly misleads the court, who uses their training to protect criminals, is not serving justice—they are subverting it.”
“Many in the military complain of unpaid salaries, poor conditions, and rampant impunity. But profit alone doesn’t explain the willingness to arm terrorists. There is a deeper moral breakdown”
