Amos Oge Kalu, Author at OHAFIATV

Feb

07

2026

Of Fallacies, Forgery And Fakery IV: Akpabio’s Senate And The Incorrigible Descent To Shamelessness.

Column, Opinion, PoliticsAbia State, Metro, Nigeria, Opinion, Politics

As The 10th Senate Undermines Democracy, Akpabio And His Fellow Travellers On The Path Of Infamy Must Be Held Responsible For Whatever Follows. There Is No Going Back On Premium Time Transmission Of Election Results… We Shall NOT Allow The RIGGING Of The 2027 General Elections. I have been compelled to continue with this series on a Rogue Government urged and nudged in Roguery by a Rogue Senate that enjoys the imprimatur of a Rogue Executive. Never have we had such a Rogue Legislature and a Spineless Senate in our History. Akpabio is a Shame, and His Senate Shambolic, Irresponsible…

Feb

07

2026

By Amos Oge Kalu

Ohafia Petitions I-G Over Arrests of Oko-Aku Crisis Withnesses, Calls for Immediate Release

Abia State, Metro, News, Ohafia, Opinion, Social IssuesAbia State, Metro, Ohafia

The Ohafia Improvement Union (OIU), the apex socio-cultutal and development association for the ancestral clan, has petitioned the Inspector-General of Poiice to probe the arrest of seven persons testifying before a Panel of Inquiry on Okon-Aku Ohafia communal crisis, and order their immediate release, for not having committed an offence. The petition, dated February 6 and signed by the OIU President-General, Prince kalu Ikpemini, was delivered at Force Headquarters, Abuja on Friday, and it received the acknowledgement of the Inspector-General's office, according to a copy shared in statement by the Association's National Publicity Secretary, Chief Emele Onu. The OIU said…

Feb

06

2026

By Amos Oge Kalu

Aba Commercial Smart City (ACSC) MoU Signing: Gov. Otii Set to Redefine Abia’s Economic Future

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, Business, Economy, SponsoredAbia State, ACSC, Business, Economy

For decades, Aba has stood as the commercial engine of the Southeast—an industrial city powered by indigenous ingenuity, craftsmanship, and trade. From leatherworks and garments to metal fabrication and wholesale commerce, Aba’s entrepreneurial energy has remained resilient despite years of infrastructural neglect. Today, that resilience is being deliberately matched with planning, technology, and investment through the proposed Aba Commercial Smart City, strategically located at Arongwa in Aba–Osisioma Local Government Area. Conceived as one of the flagship economic legacy projects of Governor Alex Chioma Otti, OFR, the Aba Commercial Smart City (ACSC)seeks to transform Aba’s largely informal industrial strength into a…

Feb

05

2026

By Amos Oge Kalu

Otti: How Geometric Power Can Re-Industrialise the South East

Abia State, News, PoliticsAbia State, Alex Otti

By Ebere Uzoukwa, PhD Governor Alex Chioma Otti, OFR, on Wednesday, February 4, used the platform of the South East Vision 2050 Regional Stakeholders Forum in Enugu to advance a clear and persuasive development thesis that places reliable electricity at the centre of economic revival in the South East. Far beyond a routine policy speech, the Abia State governor articulated a practical roadmap for re-industrialisation, anchored on decentralised power generation, with Geometric Power’s Aba Independent Power Project (AIPP) presented as a viable regional anchor. His message to political leaders, investors, and development partners was unambiguous hence energy remains the foundation…

Feb

05

2026

By Amos Oge Kalu

Ohafia New Leadership Vows to Make Impact, Seeks Cooperation of Indigenes and Residents

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, Column, Current Events, Ohafia, Opinion, PoliticsPolitics

The newly inaugurated Executive of the Ohafia Improvement Union (OIU) has reaffirmed its commitment to purposeful leadership aimed at delivering positive and sustainable development to the people of Ohafia. The Executive has called on Ohafia indigenes and residents, both at home and in the diaspora, to cooperate with the new leadership as it mobilises resources and opportunities to address the developmental needs of the 26 communities that make up the Ohafia clan. The President-General of the Union, Prince Kalu Ikpemini, disclosed this following the Executive’s preliminary and inaugural meetings, which were held both physically and virtually in January. Following strategic…