Amos Oge Kalu

A Media Consultant/ICT Expert. Website Developer and CEO/Chief Editor OHAFIATV
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Former Nigeria President, Muhammdu Buhari is dead

Former Nigeria President, Muhammdu Buhari is dead

Nigeria's former President Muhammadu Buhari has passed away at the age of 82 in a London clinic, where he had been receiving medical treatment. The news was confirmed by his spokesperson, Garba Shehu, and former aide, Bashir Ahmad, on Sunday, July 13, 2025. Buhari's death marks the end of an era in Nigerian politics, with the former president leaving behind a complex legacy. During his tenure, he focused on anti-corruption measures, security reforms, and economic diversification. Supporters hail him as a symbol of principled leadership, while critics argue that his administration failed to deliver transformative change. Tributes have begun pouring…
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Abia, Enugu Governors Unite on State Police, Regional Security, Additional State Creation

Abia, Enugu Governors Unite on State Police, Regional Security, Additional State Creation

Governors Alex Otti of Abia State and Peter Mbah of Enugu State have pledged to strengthen regional collaboration to tackle security challenges and advocate for state police in Nigeria’s South-East. The commitment was made following a closed-door meeting at Governor Otti’s residence in Nvosi, Isialangwa South LGA, Abia State. Speaking to journalists after the meeting, Governor Otti emphasized the need for state police, stating, “I’m completely in sync with my brother’s position. Many states, including ours, support the creation of state police. Security is local, just like politics, and I believe the Federal Government will act on this soon.” The…
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Buhari ate beans and pap during his eight-year reign and rejected a N10 million food budget – Garba Shehu

Buhari ate beans and pap during his eight-year reign and rejected a N10 million food budget – Garba Shehu

Former President Muhammadu Buhari maintained a frugal and healthy diet during his eight-year tenure, opting for basic meals like beans, pap, and akara while rejecting a proposed N10 million food budget, according to his former spokesman, Garba Shehu. In his newly released book, Lessons from a Presidential Spokesperson’s Experience, Shehu revealed that upon assuming office in 2015, Buhari was appalled by the proposed N10 million food budget for the presidency. “When they told him N10 million was needed, he screamed and demanded it be reduced. ‘Look at my table, what do I eat? How much does it cost?’” Shehu quoted…
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Abia Government Signs MOA With Blue Giraffe to Establish 20 Smart Schools.

Abia Government Signs MOA With Blue Giraffe to Establish 20 Smart Schools.

The Abia State Government has signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with Blue Giraffe Development Ltd. to construct 20 smart schools across the state, marking a significant step towards the digital transformation of the state’s education system. Speaking at the signing ceremony held in Umuahia, the Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Hon. Goodluck Ubochi, described the development as “a significant moment” in the ongoing educational reform agenda of Governor Alex Otti's administration. According to the Commissioner, the smart schools will feature cutting-edge learning technology, including interactive digital boards, high-speed internet access, and solar-powered electricity systems to ensure uninterrupted learning.…
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Breaking News: NNPCL Refineries Sale Raises Eyebrows Amid $7.2 Billion Scandal Probe

Breaking News: NNPCL Refineries Sale Raises Eyebrows Amid $7.2 Billion Scandal Probe

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) is considering selling its three major refineries in Warri, Kaduna, and Port Harcourt, sparking controversy amid an ongoing investigation into a $7.2 billion scandal involving refinery rehabilitation projects. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested several former top executives over allegations of fund mismanagement. The EFCC is probing the alleged misappropriation of $2.96 billion allocated for refinery rehabilitation, with several former managing directors and senior officials arrested and financial records scrutinized. Critics argue that selling the refineries would destroy evidence needed to prosecute those involved in the alleged theft and create…
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