High Chief Nzubechukwu Ikeji: A Visionary Entrepreneur and Pillar of Humanity

  By Izunna Okafor, Awka High Chief Nzubechukwu Ikeji is a distinguished entrepreneur, a trailblazing industrialist, and an extraordinary philanthropist whose name commands respect across various sectors of business and humanitarian service. A man of vision and unrelenting drive, he has built a business empire that spans multiple industries while simultaneously dedicating his resources to…

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The Soludo Effect: A New Era of Governance, Development, and Security in Anambra

  By Chimezie Obi, Esq. Prof. Chukwuma Charles Soludo’s leadership modules transcend beyond building Smart Schools to prepare generation-next of Anambra State for the impending AI-driven new world order. Massively Commendable! It goes beyond myriads of kilometres of roads built and renovated across the majority of the 179 communities in Anambra State. It well goes…

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Soludo and His Team Have Lost Focus

  By Mokwugwo Solomon “Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Evidence of this notion credited to 19th century writer, Lord Acton, is very evident in the Anambra Government House in Awka, where Governor Charles Soludo has turned himself into “Eze Onye Agwanam” (nobody should advise me). When Governor Charles Soludo assumed office three years…

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Soludo, His Media Rats, and the Betrayal of Ndi Anambra

    By Erikigwe Gabriel Ikenna (G.I) Governor Charles Soludo and his incompetent media rats have once again demonstrated their inability to grasp the reality of governance. Rather than addressing the pressing concerns of Ndi Anambra, these so-called “media rats” have resorted to cheap blackmail, character assassination, and blatant propaganda. Their actions not only expose…

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Igba Boi System And The Need For Introspection By Ndi Igbo


By the end of the Nigeria Civil War(1967-1970 BB), the Igbo people of Nigeria faced devastating losses, including estimated 3 million deaths, displacement, and economic ruin. Despite the federal government’s “no victor, no vanquished” rhetoric, the policies of the country post civil war left the Igbo people feeling marginalized and excluded from Nigeria’s affairs. Fifty…

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Big Buttocks, a Major Cause of Road Traffic Crashes in Nigeria — Findings of a Concerned Bachelor

When we think of road traffic crashes in Nigeria, the usual causes that come to mind are speeding, drunk driving, wrong overtaking, poor road conditions and road unworthiness of the vehicles involved (such as tyre burst, brake failure, etc). However, there’s a less conventional factor that deserves clear attention: Big Buttocks. Although, this may sound…

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