The Obidient Movement wishes to express its utmost displeasure and concern over the recent comments made by Mr. Felix Morka, the APC National Publicity Secretary, on Arise TV on January 5, 2025. His statement that “Mr. Peter Obi has crossed the line so many times and he has what’s coming to him, and whatever he […]
HURIWA Condemns Telecom Tariff Hike as a Ploy to Stifle Freedoms of Expression and Youth Engagement
The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has strongly criticized the recent 40% hike in telecom tariffs approved by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), describing it as a calculated attempt by the government to undermine freedoms of expression and limit youth participation in governance. The tariff increase, which affects phone calls, SMS, and data […]
HURIWA to Uzodinma: Focus on Rural Development, Restore Governance in Imo
The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has called on Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo State to focus on addressing the challenges of rural neglect, infrastructure decay, and insecurity following his signing of the state’s 2025 budget. While commending the governor’s progress on federal road projects, HURIWA expressed concern over the poor state of […]
FULL TEXT OF PRESIDENT TINUBU NEW YEAR DAY BROADCAST.
Fellow Nigerians,As we enter 2025, I wish everyone a happy and prosperous New Year. May you be rich in joy, success, and good health. As the new year dawns, it brings many hopes, aspirations, and prospects for better days. By the grace of God, 2025 will be a year of great promise in which we […]
*A New Year Message from Prof. Oby Lilian Orogbu*
Dear Beloved People of Awka North and South. As we stand at the threshold of a new year, I extend my warmest wishes to you and your families. The dawn of 2025 presents us with new hope, fresh opportunities, and the promise of brighter days ahead. I am deeply grateful for your support and trust […]
PROF. IHONVBERE’S NEW YEAR MESSAGE
To the good people of Owan Federal Constituency, I take much pleasure in sending out to you all, my heartiest good wishes and warm season’s greetings as the year 2025 dawns. I commend your industry, perseverance, loyalty, and goodwill even in the face of general hardship in the nation. The difficulties are not peculiar to […]
HURIWA Endorses Governor Fubara’s Budget Presentation, Condemns Protests by Defected Lawmakers
The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has strongly endorsed Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara’s decision to present the 2025 Appropriation Bill to the authentic members of the Rivers State House of Assembly while denouncing the reported protests from defected lawmakers affiliated with the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike. HURIWA […]
Senator Nwoye distributes over 17,000 bags of rice, doles out millions of naira
By Newscount Senator Dr Tony O. Nwoye, (Ayaka Nsugbe) has continued to show capacity as an impactful Senator representing Anambra North senatorial zone at the red chamber. In just a year and six months, he has performed creditably attracting worthy projects and empowering his people. In celebration of this Christmas, Senator Nwoye has distributed thousands […]
Anambra South Senatorial District By-election: History Beckons On Dozie Ikedife Jr.
By Dr. Ikenna Agu The political landscape of Anambra South Senatorial District is set for a significant shift as the bye,-election for its senatorial seat approaches. Among the prominent aspirants, Dozie Ikedife Jr. stands out as a man whose journey, legacy, and vision place him at the forefront of the race. His interest for the […]
HURIWA Commends Appeal Court for Halting Democratic Subversion in Rivers State
The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has hailed the Appeal Court’s judgment nullifying the Federal High Court’s order to seize Rivers State’s statutory allocation as a significant victory for constitutional democracy and the rule of law. The association praised the Appeal Court’s decision for upholding the principles of federalism and safeguarding the judiciary’s […]
