The final battle for Anambra State is barely three weeks away. November 18, the day for the election, is almost here.

The saying that death is an inevitable end became a reality on Wednesday 18th October 2017, as the day will ever remain indelible in our minds and in particular, in the minds of the husband, children, brothers, mother and in the lives of all those who had an encounter with this great jewel and quintessential daughter of Udeh’s family of Idumu-Omu quarters, Onitcha-Ugbo Agatha Ndidi Osakwe (nee Udeh), and family of her husband, Dr. Osadebe Osakwe, from Umuolo quarters also in Onitcha-Ugbo, Aniocha north local government area of Delta State. Though Agatha died and went to meet her maker at a very young age, her memories will continue to linger for a very long time as a result of her numerous contributions both to the Christendom, humanity and that of her entire household.

“O grave where is thy victory? O death where is thy sting?”- The Holy Bible.

In the early 1960′s Chief Obafemi Awolowo, the first Premier of the Western Region, lost his first son and years later his second son and second daughter were cut short in the prime of their lives.

The recent todo on the issue of tithing which was sparked up by popular On Air Personality, Daddy Freeze, is actually a sad reflection of the state of Christianity in Nigeria specifically and the Black world in general.

The frequency of scandals bedeviling the Buhari administration in recent times would require an app to keep track of them. It certainly is beyond human capacity to do so.