“Igbo people want nothing more than to live, prosper, and enjoy their lives in peace. Islam and Sharia law are not our path. Our ancestors rejected it, and we reject it today, tomorrow, and forever, Trying to force Sharia on us is like asking for another civil war. Nigeria should think very carefully before pushing people beyond their limits”
Power demands restraint. Officeholders must exercise dignity and prioritize public duty over self-aggrandisement. By assuming the mantle of presidential envoy in Abia without mandate, Kalu risks inflaming tensions in a state that has, until now, enjoyed relative calm
“Nobody from this region should take Ben Kalu, Uzoh Kalu and other law makers of Abia North constituency serious in all their claims of political sagacity and love for the people until the road leading to their community and constituency begin to show clear evidence of their ‘acclaimed’ love for the people of Abia”
“During Public Briefing, it is observed, The Entire Charge Sheet Is a Legal Corpse — Repealed, Non-Existent, and Unamended In Open Defiance Of a Supreme Court Order”
“Insurgents exploit poverty, local sympathy, and weak governance. Political will matters, However you also need legitimacy, trust, and credible leadership to unite the public behind the fight”
“He contended that, in spite of the road being federally owned, “the State Government remained committed to the maintenance and development of all roads within Abia, whether federal, state, or local, to support socioeconomic development”.
“Sowore, Ejimakor, and Kanu’s brother stood where many are too afraid to stand — and for that, they deserve not just bail, but applause”
“It was largely believed that BOK’s caustic shot at the State Government was a futile attempt to puncture and deflate the governor’s fame and also neutralise the far-reaching impact of his massive organic following”
“Atiku Abubakar’s relentless ambition and reckless lack of tact have fractured every political alliance he’s joined, His political legacy is not just one of movement across party lines—it’s a trail of broken alliances, disrupted coalitions, and a party left in disarray. His ambition, while admirable in its consistency, has proven destabilising”
“Onanuga must decide whether he wants to be a publicity merchant or a public relations strategist, my advise is simple, choose PR over propaganda, strategy over sensationalism, diplomacy over denigration. For in the end, a leader’s image is too precious to be squandered on avoidable verbal brawls”
