By George Ozalla The Senate Committee on Downstream Petroleum has yesterday moved to initiate a formal review of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) in response to mounting concerns raised by industry stakeholders, community groups and regulatory observers. The decision was taken during a meeting held at the National Assembly in Abuja, where committee members voiced […]
Sylva Reportedly Flees Nigeria Amid Coup Plot Allegations
By George Ozalla There have been widespread reports across various media platforms alleging an attempted coup d’état plot against the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. While the Federal Government has not issued a categorical or point-blank statement confirming or denying the existence of such a plot, official sources have indicated that certain military personnel […]
Nestoil Reassures Stakeholders of Financial Stability, Dismisses Bankruptcy Rumours
By George Ozalla Indigenous oil and gas engineering firm Nestoil Limited has reassured its clients, partners, and the general public of its financial stability and continued operations following reports linking the company to a debt recovery suit and an asset-freezing order. In a press statement signed today by its Corporate Communications Department, the company described […]
Tinubu Sends Names of New Service Chiefs to Senate for Confirmation
By George Ozalla President Bola Tinubu has officially forwarded the names of his newly-appointed service chiefs to the Senate for confirmation. In a letter addressed to Senate President Godswill Akpabio, which was read to lawmakers on the floor in Abuja, Tinubu submitted the list of nominees for the nation’s top military positions. The letter, according […]
Amb. Karen James: “I Learnt to Be Beautiful and Carry Myself High”
— A Powerful Message of Self-Worth and Faith By Pechilly Editor Ambassador Karen James has shared an inspiring message of self-worth, resilience, and faith, encouraging individuals—especially women—to embrace their inner beauty, carry themselves with confidence, and never allow emotions or challenges to define their worth. In her heartfelt words, Amb. Karen said, “I learnt to […]
Evidence Ikpea Hails Father’s Historic Inauguration as Senator
By George Ozalla Daughter of the newly inaugurated Edo Central lawmaker speaks with pride as Senator Joseph Ikpea takes the oath of office, pledging service, humility, and renewed hope for his people. The atmosphere around the National Assembly complex in Abuja on October 8, 2025, was electrified with emotion and anticipation as friends, family, and […]
The Danger of a Corrupt and Hungry Media: An Apostolic Reflection
By Citizen Bolaji O. AkinyemiApostle & Nation Builder Endorsing the Thought Adeniran Abiodun’s reflections on “The Danger of a Corrupt and Hungry Media” pierce through the moral fog of our time. His concern is not about the media as an institution, but about the spirit that drives it — the hunger that has replaced truth […]
Police Arrest Suspected Political Thug, Recover Firearms in Anambra
By George Ozalla The Anambra State Police Command has arrested a notorious suspected cultist and political thug identified as Onyeaka Odogwu, popularly known as Red Angel, aged 29, in a sustained effort to ensure a peaceful, safe, and credible governorship election in the state. According to a press release signed by the Police Public Relations […]
When Reading Becomes Snooping: Respecting a Writer’s Silence
When curiosity becomes intrusion, wisdom remains silent. By Chukwudi George Ozalla “Your conversation is your advertisement. When you open your mouth, you let me look into your mind.” — Bruce Barton Every writer owes readers insight, not intimacy — message, not biography. In writing and storytelling, not everything must be explained, and not every line […]
WHEN THE WATCHDOGS BECOME WOLVES: HOW POWER CORRUPTS NIGERIA’S IDEALISTS
Deeper Reflection By Chukwudi George Ozalla It remains one of the most painful ironies of public life that those who once spoke truth to power often lose their own truth the moment power embraces them. Across Nigeria’s political and bureaucratic landscape, we have watched again and again as journalists, civic advocates, and even clerics—men and […]
