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Aug
18
2024
By Amos Oge Kalu
Primate Ayodele Warns PDP Against Selecting Atiku as 2027 Presidential Candidate

Primate Ayodele Warns PDP Against Selecting Atiku as 2027 Presidential Candidate

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Primate Elijah Ayodele, the spiritual head of the INRI Evangelical Church, has cautioned the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) against choosing former Vice President Atiku Abubakar as its 2027 presidential candidate. In a video statement, Primate Ayodele predicted that selecting Atiku would lead to the party's downfall. "If PDP wants to fail, they should give Atiku the presidency. It will be a cheap victory for APC," he said. "Atiku is not the solution for PDP in 2027. If they try him, it's the end of PDP politically." Atiku has previously attempted to become Nigeria's president, including a 2023 bid that ended…
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Aug
04
2024
By Amos Oge Kalu
Don’t Claim Credit: Southeast’s Stance on Protest is a Result of Disconnection, Not Political Expediency” – NYA

Don’t Claim Credit: Southeast’s Stance on Protest is a Result of Disconnection, Not Political Expediency” – NYA

Amos Oge Kalu, Column, News, Opinion, Politics, , , ,
PRESS STATEMENT - July 4, 2024 The Southeast Zone of the National Youth Alliance (NYA) is compelled to respond to the recent press briefing by Governor Hope Uzodimma, Chairman of the Southeast Governors Forum, regarding the Southeast region's indifference to the ongoing nationwide protests. We categorically state that the absence of protests in the Southeast is not a result of political influence or maneuvering, but rather a manifestation of the people's detachment from the Nigerian state. Any politician or group claiming credit for this development is either being dishonest or insensitive to the region's challenges. The NYA emphasizes that this…
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Jul
21
2024
By Amos Oge Kalu
The Looming Protest: Joe Igbokwe, Bayo Onanuga And The Age Of Unreason.

The Looming Protest: Joe Igbokwe, Bayo Onanuga And The Age Of Unreason.

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The two individuals that no longer surprise me at all are Citizens Joe Igbokwe and Bayo Onanuga, however in the present instance I wonder what sycophancy and court-jesting have done to their ability to discern the times and by jove incline their hearts to wisdom, apologies to the Holy Book. Joe Igbokwe in the service of his master decided perhaps without deep research to do the greatest disservice to the present watch. In threatening the Igbo in Lagos and across the Country, Citizen Joe Igbokwe has forgotten that hunger and poverty are indiscriminate of Region, Religion and ethnicity. He has…
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Jul
03
2024
By Amos Oge Kalu
Nigeria or Nigeria Ltd: A Nation’s Struggle for True Independence

Nigeria or Nigeria Ltd: A Nation’s Struggle for True Independence

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By; AMBASSADOR ALIYU BIN ABBAS Since gaining independence from British colonial rule in 1960, Nigeria's journey has been a turbulent one. The initial euphoria of self-governance was quickly overshadowed by a series of military coups that plunged the nation into political instability. The subsequent military regimes and the devastating Biafra War left indelible marks on Nigeria's socio-political landscape. As we examine Nigeria's trajectory from its independence to the present, we must confront the unsettling theory that foreign interests have covertly manipulated Nigeria’s leadership, fostering corruption and undermining the country's sovereignty. The Path to Independence and Indigenous Political Participation Nigeria's path…
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Jun
28
2024
By Kalu Odinakachi
National Youth Alliance, the movement to break shackles of Tribalism, Ethnicity, and Religiosity

National Youth Alliance, the movement to break shackles of Tribalism, Ethnicity, and Religiosity

Amos Oge Kalu, Column, News, Opinion, Politics, , ,
By Comr Amos Kalu There is an Igbo parable that defined these three terms and the havoc they have caused to Nigerians in simpler ways. It was believed that cocoayam yam killed a certain family probably because they were not supposed to eat cocoayam yam according to some taboo of their land. This family notwithstanding ate cocoayam and it led to the dead of the couple. When their child who was younger grew up and was seen with cocoayam despite being warned about what killed his parents, the elders in their intellectual way of using parables asked the child: "What…
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