DURING the treason trial of the late sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, in 1962, he stated among others that “after the darkness comes a glorious dawn”. Women in all climes have been known to impact positively on their society. In many advanced democracies, women have provided quality political leadership.

AGAINST all man-made odds and political shenanigans, the run of history is about to extend further with the predictable victory that is beckoning on two political war horses, Chief Anthony Akhakon Anenih and Dr Samuel Osaigbovo Ogbemudia, in the scheduled July 14, 2012 governorship election in Edo State.

THEIR firm resolve not to compromise the party in any form fostered the membership solidarity that never ceased to amaze the conspirators. At every turn, the attempts at divide and rule towards bolstering an impostor-puppet regime in APGA collapsed like a house of cards.

AS a child who was born, brought up and schooled in Aba, but now waiting for my National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, programme, I can confidently say that the commercial city is my home, because I am a typical Aba brought-up in all ramifications.

THISDAY feature story of Sunday, February 26, 2012 entitled “APGA’s Future without Ojukwu”, raised doubts about APGA’s prospects with the exit of Dim Chukwuemeka Ojukwu.