By Ncheta Ndigbo Regarded as the father of Nigerian modernism, Prof. Uchefuna Christopher Okeke developed the unique style that became characteristic of what is now known as the Nsukka Art School, housed within the Department of Fine and Applied Arts, University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN). Born into a creatively gifted family on April 30 1933, […]
“PSC Chair Lauds Workers’ Commitment, Pledges Support”
By George Ozalla The Police Service Commission (PSC) has praised Nigerian workers for their dedication to national development and growth. In a press release signed by Ikechukwu Ani, Head of Press and Public Relations, PSC Chairman DIG Hashimu Argungu rtd mni, commended workers, particularly PSC staff and Nigeria Police Force officers, for their sacrifice and […]
Workers Day 2025: NHRC Sounds Alarm Over Nigerian Workers’ Plight
By George Ozalla The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has sounded the alarm over the plight of Nigerian workers, who are grappling with unprecedented hardships due to the present economic challenges. Commemorating the 2025 International Labour Day, the NHRC Executive Secretary, Dr. Tony Ojukwu, expressed solidarity with workers, noting that their untiring commitment continues to […]
Unity Key to Success: PSC Ends 4-Day Induction Programme
By George Ozalla The Police Service Commission (PSC) has ended a 4-day induction programme for its Board Members in Ikot Ekpene, Akwa Ibom State. The programme, which began with a pre-induction dinner on Sunday and included presentations and discussions on Tuesday and Wednesday, aimed to enhance the effectiveness of the Commission. DIG Taiwo Lakanu, Honourable […]
“Agbomhere Blasts Sen. Natasha Over ‘Failed Plot’ to Denigrate Senate President”
By Newscount The South South Zonal Organizing Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Blessing Agbomhere, has criticized Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, a suspended lawmaker representing Kogi Central Senatorial District, over her alleged attempts to denigrate the Office of the Senate President, Senator Godswill Akpabio. Agbomhere described Senator Natasha’s recent satirical letter of apology as “laughable […]
Customs, Agencies Join Forces to Combat Border Crimes in Katsina
By George Ozalla The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has intensified efforts to combat cross-border crimes in Katsina State through enhanced intelligence sharing and inter-agency collaboration. Comptroller Abba-Aji Idriss, Customs Area Controller of Katsina Command, emphasized the need for strengthened synergy among security agencies to address complex security challenges along Nigeria’s northern frontier. He described inter-agency […]
Akpabio’s Speech
The Role of Inter-regional Parliamentary Dialogues in Enhancing Economic Integration and Shared Development Among Global South Countries – With a Focus on Nigeria’s Interventions. A Presentation by me at the South-South Parliamentary Dialogue Forum in Rabat, Morrocco, today 28th April, 2025 In a world gripped by shifting tides and emerging uncertainties, the Global South stands […]
Akpabio Charges PSC to Reposition Police as Protectors, Not Predators
By George Ozalla The Senate President, Senator Godswill Akpabio, has appealed to the Police Service Commission (PSC) to adopt policies that reposition the police as protectors, not predators, and as community partners, not isolated enforcers. Akpabio, who was represented by Deputy Senate President Dr. Barau Jibrin, CFR, reiterated the need for the police force to […]
Ikot Ekpene Hosts PSC Induction Programme
By George Ozalla Ikot Ekpene, Akwa-Ibom State – The serene city of Ikot Ekpene is set to host a three-day induction programme for Board members of the Police Service Commission, starting today, April 25th, 2025. The programme, designed to prepare the Board Members for the challenges of their new office, has drawn eminent Nigerians to […]
The Wisdom of Socrates: Finding Peace Amidst Turmoil
By Newscount Socrates, the renowned philosopher, is often celebrated for his wisdom, intellect, and powerful words. However, few people know about the tumultuous environment he endured at home, courtesy of his wife Xanthippe. Described as domineering, sharp-tongued, and strong-willed, Xanthippe would often shout at Socrates, forcing him to leave home at dawn and return after […]
