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Month: March 2026

Afreximbank President Calls for Deeper Africa–Caribbean Trade at CARICOM Summit

By George Ozalla President of the African Export-Import Bank, Afreximbank, Dr. George Elombi, has called for a bold reset in economic relations between Africa and the Caribbean, urging leaders to move beyond historical ties and build practical trade and investment bridges capable of transforming both regions.Dr. Elombi spoke at the 50th Regular Meeting of the […]

South-East Development Commission (SEDC) Faces Intense Scrutiny Over Spending Priorities

Special Report By Chukwudi George Ozalla “I always tried to be correct, not politically correct, because political correctness is often wrong and leads to bad policies.” This reflection from Singapore’s founding prime minister, Lee Kuan Yew, captures the dilemma facing public institutions across Nigeria as a whole. Known for transforming a city-state with limited natural […]

Nigeria Customs Advocates Impact-Driven Reform Communication at WCO Capacity Building Session

By George Ozalla The Nigeria Customs Service has presented its impact-focused reform communication model at the 17th Session of the Capacity Building Committee of the World Customs Organization held at its headquarters in Brussels from 25 to 27 February 2026.Speaking during the session, the National Public Relations Officer of the Service, Deputy Comptroller of Customs […]

South East Development Commission (SEDC): A Budget Defence That Sparked Regional Outrage

By Chukwudi George Ozalla Perspective The South East Development Commission (SEDC) was conceived as more than another federal agency. It was presented as a historic corrective, a long-awaited institutional answer to decades of neglect, structural imbalance and unresolved post-civil war wounds in Nigeria’s South East. For many, it symbolised the delayed fulfilment of the promise […]

When Party Supremacy Overrides Conscience: Defections, Democratic Drift and the Fragility of Nigeria’s Political Foundations

Perspective By Chukwudi George Ozalla I write this not as a spectator of Nigeria’s politics but as one deeply immersed in it. For years, I have interacted with elected officials. I have covered primaries where hope filled the air in the morning and disappointment settled by nightfall. I have monitored elections in tense communities where […]

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