By Karen James The Tenant–Landlord Association of Odume, Obosi, held a well-attended meeting that ended in grand style as residents and political stakeholders pledged their commitment toward the upcoming November 8, 2025 election. The highlight of the gathering was the presence of Hon. Ifeanyi Okoma, Commissioner for Works, who urged residents to turn out en […]
Obi Denies Fake Photos Circulating Online
By George Ozalla Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has refuted photographs currently trending on social media that seek to portray him in meetings that never happened. In a statement, Obi drew attention to two specific doctored images. One, he said, attempted to show him in the company of former United States President Donald Trump, accompanied […]
Police Service Commission Chairman Reaffirms Commitment to Ethical, Professional Policing
By George Ozalla The Chairman of the Police Service Commission (PSC), retired Deputy Inspector General of Police Hashimu Argungu, has restated the Commission’s commitment to building a professional and ethical Police Force in Nigeria. Speaking at a Strategic Leadership and Change Management Retreat for Divisional Police Officers (DPOs) held at the National Institute of Police […]
PSC, Radah Media Company Explore Partnership
By George Ozalla The Police Service Commission (PSC) has expressed readiness to partner with Radah Media Company in a move aimed at enhancing its strategic communication and leveraging technology to improve its operations. The development came on Tuesday, September 23, 2025, when the Commission’s management met with a delegation from Radah Media Company, led by […]
NHRC Pushes for Concrete Action to Shield Civilians in Conflict Zones
By George Ozalla Nigeria’s National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) is pressing the Federal Government to move quickly to adopt the Draft Policy on Protection of Civilians and Civilian Harm Mitigation. The Commission says this step is essential to reduce harm to civilians in areas affected by conflict. At a mid-term review meeting in Keffi, Nasarawa […]
Omoyele Sowore: Nigeria’s Ideal of Sacrificial Leadership
By Frank Tietie Successful nation-states around the world have been built on the sacrifices made by their leaders. In Nigeria, while many see political leadership as an opportunity for self-enrichment, a few exceptional individuals perceive it as a calling to make huge personal sacrifices. These kinds of sacrificial leaders, often at great personal risk, including […]
Ngbo/Izhiangbo Marks Colorful Yam Festival in Onitsha
By Karen James Onitsha, Anambra State – The Ngbo/Izhiangbo gathered in grand style at the Holiday Resort, Onitsha, to celebrate their annual Yam Festival, an event that drew a large turnout of personalities, community leaders, and well-wishers. Speaking at the celebration, the President-General of Ebonyi indigenes in Anambra, Hon. Moses Ofoke (popularly known as Mos […]
Kalu Pushes Wide-Ranging Reforms in Constitutional Deputy
By George Ozalla Kalu Pushes Wide-Ranging Reforms in Constitutional Deputy Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and Chairman of the Constitution Review Committee, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu, has outlined key reforms under consideration in the ongoing constitutional review, stressing that the 10th National Assembly is committed to producing a people-driven constitution. Speaking at […]
ANAMBRA’S PHILIPS CONSULTING RATING: MISCHIEF OR BLINDNESS?
By Christian ABURIME In any institutional landscape, data is sacred as performance rating firms wield critical influence over public perception and policy decisions. That is why ratings and rankings should be far more than academic exercises. They become instruments that can either build or destroy institutional credibility. The foundation of any credible rating system must […]
It Sounds Unbelievable
By Celestine Ebubeogu Report has it that Air Peace owner said he had have cited the Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul MRO in the Southeast but no space was provided for him.The excuses were that communities around the Enugu and Anambra airports refused to cede their lands. But the Land Use Act of 1978 vested the […]
