Amos Oge Kalu, Author at OHAFIATV

Mar

14

2023

Why we hated our father – Uche Edochie

Entertainment, LifestyleEntertainment, Lifestyle, Metro, Personality, Pete Edochie

As a veteran Nollywood actor and producer Pete Edochie celebrates his 76th birthday anniversary on Tuesday, one of his sons, Uche Edochie, has revealed why they loathed their father while growing up. On his verified Instagram page, in a post to celebrate the birthday anniversary of his father, Uche noted that they erroneously hated their father’s strict and firm lifestyle, which he said was aimed at adding value to their lives. Describing his father as a strict man who ensured his children’s success, Uche said: “Isn’t it funny how we felt the exact opposite way when we were growing up?…

Mar

13

2023

By Amos Oge Kalu

Ukpai Iro Ukpai Sends Direct Messages To Abia Electorates, Watch Video.

Abia State, Ohafia, Opinion, Politics2023, Abia State, Next Level, Nigeria, Opinion, Politics, Ukpai Iro Ukpai

The Candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party, NNPP, Dr. Ukpai Iro Ukpai has sent a heartwarming message to the people of Abia State ahead of the 18th March governorship election to choose who will steer the affairs of the state for the next year from the 29th May 2023. The economist and management consultant has consistently insisted that he will use technology to drive the Abia state economy to meet the Millennium Development Goals as set by the world. He is determined to inject ideas that will place Abia state in healthy competition among other states of the federation.…

Mar

13

2023

By Amos Oge Kalu

Ndi Enugu; Let’s Elect Our Next Governor Without Prejudice.

Amos Oge Kalu, Opinion, Politics2023, Enugu State, Next Level, Nigeria, Opinion, Peoples Democratic Party, Peter Mba, Politics

Enugu State, OBIDIENTS have done their primary duty which was to vote for the best candidate in the last presidential election. We voted massively for Peter Obi because of his competencies, skills, personality, and merit, these are the measures by which Obidients support each candidate, anything short of that, Obidients will not support and will not be part of it. Obidient is not a political party.Obidients vote only for competencies.Obidients is not Labour Party The difference between Chimaroke Nnamani. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi. Edeoga, other candidates, and Peter Mba are very clear. Peter Mba is a stand-out, shining armor. He is miles…

Mar

13

2023

By Amos Oge Kalu

ABIA 2023: Accord Declares Deputy Guber Candidate’s Resignation Nullity, Threatens Legal Action

Abia State, Opinion, Politics2023, ACCORD, Emeka Nwankpa, Next Level, Nigeria, Opinion, Politics, Prince Okpere Udo

The resignation of the deputy governorship candidate of the Accord Party has taken a new twist as the party has engaged the services of legal experts to address the issue it describes as a deliberate and calculated attempt to scuttle and jeopardize the gubernatorial candidature and prospects of Accord Party.' It would be recalled that Prince Okpere Udo, the 'erstwhile' deputy governorship candidate of the party, had on 3rd March 2023, announced his resignation from the party and his withdrawal from the joint governorship ticket he had with Bishop Emeka Nwankpa, wherein he (Udo) defected to a rival party. In…

Mar

13

2023

By Amos Oge Kalu

Frank tells Presidency, others to call Wike to order, quit playing dangerous politics

Opinion, Politics2023, Next Level, Nigeria, Nyesom Wike, Opinion, Politics, Timi Frank

Press Release - 13/03/2023 A former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Timi Frank, on Monday, called on the Presidency, the leaders of thought across the country, and the security agencies to urgently call the Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, to order to prevent him from igniting political crisis between the Northern and the Southern regions of the country. The political activist said Governor Wike is presently playing dangerous politics that if not quickly checked could worsen already bad situation as far as the recent conduct of presidential election is concerned. In a statement…