Tribute By Chukwudi George Ozalla I grew up listening to Dolly Parton. Her songs were part of the music I heard while growing up, but there was one song I did not merely listen to. I listened to its words. I followed the story. I understood the feeling behind it. That song was “Coat of […]
Akpabio: Oladipo’s Courage Strengthened Journalism
By George Ozalla President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Obot Akpabio, GCON, has mourned the death of veteran journalist and publisher of The Eagle Online, Dotun Oladipo, describing him as a courageous, principled and dedicated media professional whose contributions to journalism and the growth of online media in Nigeria would remain indelible. Akpabio, in a […]
What Do I Really Want?
Opinion By Ndudirim Sylvia Iloka “I have my life planned out, and I go for what I want.” That used to be my slogan. Some days, I wake up wishing I had no siblings or family, while on other days, I am grateful for having a family. I am struggling to find my balance and […]
Omo-Agege Camp Demands Probe Into Attacks
By George Ozalla The camp of Senator Ovie Omo-Agege has called for an immediate investigation into alleged attacks on his supporters in Delta State, accusing the state government of dismissing serious security concerns as political campaign tactics. The call was made by Omo-Agege’s Special Adviser on Strategy and Communications, Godwin Anaughe, in a statement responding […]
Ojukwu Calls For State Police, Stronger Human Rights Safeguards
By George Ozalla The Executive Secretary of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), Chief Anthony Ojukwu, OFR, SAN, has called for the urgent establishment of State Police in Nigeria, saying decentralising the country’s policing system would improve security, reduce response time and strengthen the protection of citizens’ rights. Ojukwu made the call in Port Harcourt […]
