Ijaw religious leader rejects alleged involvement in death of young man, offers clarification
By Emem Idio, Yenagoa A prominent Ijaw traditional and youth leader, Apostle Bodmas Prince Kemepadei, has strongly rejected any involvement in the death of a young man identified as Patrick Peresuodei, describing allegations of murder and assault as “false narratives” propagated on social media. Peresuodei, a resident of Amassoma in Southern Ijaw area, died two […]
2027: Issues as ex-govs, Otti battle for soul of Abia
As preparations for the 2027 general elections gradually gather momentum, the political atmosphere in Abia State has become increasingly charged, with tensions rising sharply since the beginning of the year.
Anambra govt, traders agree on phased remodelling of Onitsha market
“The key components of the emergency intervention include the reclamation of market parks, restoration of walkways and construction of public conveniences”
Civil War: 56 years after, Igbo Nation begins annual thanksgiving today
Fifty-Six years after the Nigeria-Biafra Civil War that claimed an estimated three million lives on both sides, the Igbo Nation will begin an annual adoration and thanksgiving to God for surviving the war, today, January 31.
IPOB declares Monday, Feb 2 sit-at-home as ‘Biafra-Wide Lockdown’
“It is a direct, peaceful, and unified response to the tyrannical actions of Governor Charles Soludo, who has shut down the Onitsha Main Market”
Between biological clock for women and financial clock for men, by Stephanie Shaakaa
What we rarely say, what we almost never say out loud, is that men also live under a clock. They do. We just renamed it.
