IPOB sit-at-home-order: ‘Why I won’t go out on May 30’
A one time Minister of Health, Prof. Alphonsius Nwosu has said that he will not go out on 30th May, a day set aside by the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, to honour Ndigbo that were murdered during the Nigeria/Biafran civil war.
South-East: sit-at-home order optional-Ekweremadu
Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremmadu, has advised that the sit-at-home order declared by some right groups in South-East for May 30 should be optional.
Exposure to diesel fume damages the heart
Nigerians who drive diesel engine cars or use diesel engine generators to power homes and offices need to read this warning: diesel fume can damage the heart.
Bishop urges journalists to shun sensationalism
The Catholic Bishop of Nnewi Diocese, Most Rev Dr Hillary Okeke, has called on media practitioners to be harbingers of good news, just as Jesus Christ, in the discharge of their duties.
Sen. Ekweremadu advises IPOB, MASSOB on sit-at-home order
Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremmadu, has advised that the sit-at-home order declared by some right groups in South-East for May 30 should be optional.
Biafra: a painful chapter in Nigeria’s history
Fifty years ago, the Igbo people of southeast Nigeria seceded, declaring an independent Republic of Biafra and sparking a brutal civil war that left about one million people dead.
