By Aaron Mike Odeh In every generation, history presents defining moments—seasons when destiny aligns with preparation, equity calls for redress, and leadership demands vision beyond sentiment....
By Sam Agogo Nigeria’s democracy has always been shaped by the strength—or weakness—of its electoral laws. Since the return to civilian rule in 1999, every election...
By Gabriel Ameh. Publisher Media360impact For years, Nigeria’s elections have been defined by long queues, ballot snatching, and bitter disputes at collation centres. By 2023, the...
By Ogaramba Turu Ugo Introduction: The Political leadership of OUK is still amazing to some spectators who dwel more on sentiments than political reality.Politcs is all...
By Dr jarlat Uche opara He is a jealous God. He despises rivalry for the human heart and rejects divided loyalty. Longs to be central in...
By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola writes not as an “Ndi Abia” insider but as a mobiliser of great national‑interest value chains. He...
By Rubby Obinna Between 1999 and 2003, when Chief Orji Uzor Kalu served as Governor of Abia State, Umuahia was still developing and honestly looked more...
BY ABUBAKAR YUSUF For many decades since the movement of the nation’s capital to Abuja as the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, the city has lagged behind...
By Sam Agogo The church was meant to be the one place where all distinctions fade away. Worship was designed to be the great equalizer, where...
BY ABUBAKAR YUSUF. On assumption of duty , the Clerk to the National Assembly, CNA, Barrister Kamorudeen Ogunlana promised not only to restore and activate due...