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Rt. Hon. Uko Nkole: A Stronger Voice For The People Of Abia North; The Time For A Responsive Representation Is Here

Rt. Hon. Uko Nkole: A Stronger Voice For The People Of Abia North; The Time For A Responsive Representation Is Here

For too long, the people of Abia North have cried out for a representative who will listen to their concerns, understand their challenges, and give their needs the attention they deserve. Today, there is renewed hope. RT. Hon. Uko Ndukwe Nkole represents a vision of responsive representation, purposeful leadership, and a stronger voice for the people. Abia North deserves a representative who will carry their voices to the right places and work for meaningful development across the district. The people have spoken. The time for a new chapter is here. RT. Hon. Uko Ndukwe Nkole — A Voice for the…
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Chief Charles Ogbonna As Our Modern Day Jerkyl And Hyde Personality – By Dr. Engr. Odo Ijere (Okpotemba Ohafia)

Chief Charles Ogbonna As Our Modern Day Jerkyl And Hyde Personality – By Dr. Engr. Odo Ijere (Okpotemba Ohafia)

CHIEF CHARLES OGBONNA AS OUR MODERN DAY JERKYL AND HYDE PERSONALITY. Nothing personifies the controversy surrounding the sinister diatribe of Chief Charles Ogbonna, the 'evuluogu ibeku' and the evil genius of 'ibeku egwu asaa' against the governor than the fictional horror satire of a fictional double personality known on the one side as Dr. Jerkyl and on the other side as Mr. Hyde. Dr. Jerkyll, a fine gentleman, was known to use magic to transform to a sinister evil personality known as Mr. Hyde. It describes a personality that oscillates between good and evil. While It also will be used…
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61 Nigerian Officials Linked To $271 Million US Property Holdings – Report

61 Nigerian Officials Linked To $271 Million US Property Holdings – Report

61 Nigerian Officials Linked To $271 Million US Property Holdings – Report A new investigation has identified 284 properties in the United States, collectively valued at nearly $271 million, linked to 61 current and former high-level Nigerian officials, their families, associates and affiliated companies. The properties, acquired from 1991 onwards, include 152 worth about $177 million that were purchased while the officials were in office, according to a report by the Platform to Protect Whistleblowers in Africa (PPLAAF), in partnership with the Anti-Corruption Data Collective (ACDC). The findings were presented in Abuja on Tuesday at the launch of the report,…
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It’s National Disgrace For Tinubu To Be In France While Macron Is At UNGA – ADC

It’s National Disgrace For Tinubu To Be In France While Macron Is At UNGA – ADC

It’s National Disgrace For Tinubu To Be In France While Macron Is At UNGA – ADC The African Democratic Congress (ADC) says it is a “national disgrace” for President Bola Tinubu to be vacationing in France while President Emmanuel Macron is in New York attending the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Tinubu, who is currently on annual vacation in Europe, had delegated Vice-President Kashim Shettima to attend the global event. This is the third consecutive time that Shettima would stand in for the president, a development that has triggered reactions, especially from opposition voices. In a statement, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi,…
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There Is No Vacancy In Aso Rock – Akpabio

There Is No Vacancy In Aso Rock – Akpabio

There Is No Vacancy In Aso Rock – Akpabio President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio has dismissed calls for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to hand over power to Vice President Kashim Shettima, saying there is no leadership vacuum despite the President’s continued working vacation abroad. Speaking on Tuesday, in Akwa Ibom State, while commissioning road projects executed by Governor Umo Eno, Akpabio addressed public concern over Tinubu’s three-week holiday, which was recently extended by one week. He insisted the President remains fully in office and continues to carry out his constitutional duties. “I am the Senate President, and I am…
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Nigerian Pleads Guilty To Defrauding 150 Americans In $2.5m Sextortion Scam

Nigerian Pleads Guilty To Defrauding 150 Americans In $2.5m Sextortion Scam

Nigerian Pleads Guilty To D£frauding 150 Americans In $2.5m S£xtortion Sc@m A 35-year-old Nigerian, Olamide Shanu, has pleaded guilty in the United States to conspiracy to commit money laundering after participating in sextortion and romance fraud schemes that defrauded about 150 Americans. Shanu pleaded guilty on Monday in the District of Idaho, according to a statement issued by the US Department of Justice on Tuesday. The Justice Department said Shanu and his co-conspirators made more than $2.5m from the schemes, which involved victims across the United States. In the sextortion scheme, the conspirators typically targeted male victims and persuaded them…
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NEWS UPDATE: Uko Nkole Vows To End Ohafia’s IPOB/Terrorist Stigma Attributed To Orji Uzor Kalu

NEWS UPDATE: Uko Nkole Vows To End Ohafia’s IPOB/Terrorist Stigma Attributed To Orji Uzor Kalu

🚨BREAKING: Uko Nkole Vows To End Ohafia’s ‘IPOB/Terrorist’ Stigma Attributed To Orji Uzor Kalu Rt. Hon. Uko Ndukwe Nkole has declared that his first assignment is to change what he described as the stigmatization narrative surrounding Ohafia, which he attributed to Senator Orji Uzor Kalu and his people, if elected Senator representing Abia North. Speaking virtually this morning on DON 103FM’s “The AGENDA” programme, anchored by KK Agwara, Rt. Hon. Nkole stated that one of his first priorities on the floor of the 11th Senate would be to address what he described as the damaging perception and stereotyping of Ohafia…
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Nigeria: A Nation Run By Absurdities And Fools – By Dr. Engr Odo Ijere (Okpotemba Ohafia)

Nigeria: A Nation Run By Absurdities And Fools – By Dr. Engr Odo Ijere (Okpotemba Ohafia)

Nigeria: A Nation Run By Absurdities And Fools. It is shameful to see that at last, UNGA has actually started proceedings for this year without President Bola Ahmed Tinubu being part of it and possibly engaged in a more important France holidaying. The irony of a French President leaving Tinubu in France to travel to the United States for UNGA after photoshooting expensive Elysee dinner wuth Tinubu without planning on escorting his guest to the US is no less a diplomatic blunder for the useless and foolish handlers of our presidency oddities. The tribal incompetent diplomats led by Jimoh Ibrahim,…
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Signature Bank, FAAC, JAAC And IGR: Seperating Claims From The Public Record – By Pastor Prof Chukwuemeka Ifegwu Eke

Signature Bank, FAAC, JAAC And IGR: Seperating Claims From The Public Record – By Pastor Prof Chukwuemeka Ifegwu Eke

SIGNATURE BANK, FAAC, JAAC AND IGR: SEPARATING CLAIMS FROM THE PUBLIC RECORD Public discussion about Abia State’s finances should rest on verifiable records. The documentary record available publicly does not support describing Signature Bank as the bank holding Abia State’s principal FAAC, JAAC or Consolidated IGR accounts. For FAAC, the KPMG review identifies the active FAAC account examined during the relevant period as being with United Bank for Africa (UBA). For Consolidated IGR, the Abia State Report of the Accountant-General for the year ended 31 December 2024 lists Access Bank Consolidated IGR, including an account with a year-end balance of…
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Over 200 Water Corporation Workers Died Under Peter Obi- Anambra Govt

Over 200 Water Corporation Workers Died Under Peter Obi- Anambra Govt

Over 200 Water Corporation Workers D¡ed Under Peter Obi — Anambra Govt The Anambra State Government has alleged that more than 200 workers of the state Water Corporation died during the administration of former governor Peter Obi due to unpaid salaries and other entitlements. In a fresh post on X on Monday, the Anambra State New Media Office, the official communication platform of Governor Chukwuma Soludo, accused former governor Peter Obi of neglecting workers of the state Water Corporation by failing to pay their salaries, pensions and other entitlements, amid an ongoing dispute between the state government and Obi over…
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