South East leadership of PDP tackles Umahi over comment
By Anayo Okoli THE South East Zonal leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has rejected the allegation by the Ebonyi State governor, David Umahi, that some of its leaders in the state were cultists and members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, and dismissed as a bait to incite security operatives against them. […]
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Allow South East to produce president for unity of Nigeria ― Victor Umeh
By Anayo Okoli THE former National Chairman of All Progressive Grand Alliance, APGA, Senator Victor Umeh has joined the clarion call for Nigerians to provide an enabling environment for an Igbo person to emerge the President of Nigeria in 2023, saying it will strengthen the unity of the country. Victor Umeh, who was the immediate […]
August 30: Expect technology-driven Enugu Airport — South East govs
By Dennis Agbo Both the contractor, fixing the runway and the South East Governors’ representative at the airport rehabilitation site, have confirmed to Vanguard South East Voice (SEV) that all things being equal and barring any other harmful rainfall, the Akanu Ibiam International Airport Enugu would be reopened on August 30 for air travel operations. […]
2023: South-East not only zone deprived — Ameh Ebute
Third Republic Senate President, elder statesman and a member of the National Caucus and Board of Trustees, BoT of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, Senator Ameh Ebute, CON, in this encounter, answers questions on the several issues befalling the Nigerian State, including its politics, security issues and the problem of restructuring and zoning of the 2023 presidential slot. To him, not only South-East should be considered for the presidency in 2023.
Prepare for spike in conflict, hunger in North-East, UN warns
The humanitarian community in Nigeria has said unless immediate action is taken, there would be a rise in conflicts, hunger and destitution in the North-East, and that the number of people needing humanitarian assistance is the highest ever recorded in five years of a joint humanitarian response.
Nigerian Army’s inroads in the South East
I am thrilled with the inroads of the Nigerian Army in the southeastern part of the country. The recent commissioning of the Nigerian Army Reference Hospital in Abakaliki explains my delight in the activities of the Nigerian Army under the leadership of Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai.
