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Ohanaeze Ndigbo Slams $9m Lobbyist Narrative, Accuses New York Times of Reviving 1966 Anti-Igbo Propaganda Over Sokoto Bombing Claims

Ohanaeze Ndigbo Slams $9m Lobbyist Narrative, Accuses New York Times of Reviving 1966 Anti-Igbo Propaganda Over Sokoto Bombing Claims

Press Release: January 20, 2026 The apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, driven by its unwavering commitment to truth, justice, and the welfare of Ndigbo worldwide, issues this decisive statement in response to recent publications by the United States-based media outlet, The New York Times. We are compelled to address the inherent falsehoods and potentially incendiary nature of the report, particularly as it concerns the Igbo people. Ohanaeze Ndigbo unequivocally states that the Igbo are not, and have never been, involved in any capacity as intelligence providers or participants in the United States’ military or intelligence operations against terrorist networks…
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Sterling Bank, Ecobank, 22 Others Meet CBN Recapitalisation Thresholds Ahead of 2026

Sterling Bank, Ecobank, 22 Others Meet CBN Recapitalisation Thresholds Ahead of 2026

Nigeria’s banking sector is set for renewed strength as Sterling Bank, Ecobank, and 22 other financial institutions have successfully met the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) revised recapitalisation requirements, well ahead of the March 31, 2026 compliance deadline. The milestone marks a significant step in the CBN’s effort to strengthen the resilience of the financial system, improve banks’ capacity to absorb economic shocks, and position the sector to better support national economic growth and stability. The recapitalisation programme, which commenced in 2024, requires commercial banks with international authorisation to maintain a minimum capital base of ₦500 billion, national banks to…
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Ifemba Age Grade of Okon-Aku Commissions Tarred Road to Mark Traditional Retirement

Ifemba Age Grade of Okon-Aku Commissions Tarred Road to Mark Traditional Retirement

https://youtu.be/8AriK3EEMcU?si=5ReN-5aeAw7K60DZ The ancient town of Okon-Aku Ohafia, in Ohafia Local Government Area of Abia State, came alive on December 29, 2025, as sons and daughters of the community gathered to witness the traditional retirement ceremony of the Ifemba Age Grade from active community service. The event, which drew indigenes from across Nigeria and the diaspora, marked a significant milestone in the life of the age grade. Traditionally, such retirement ceremonies are moments of thanksgiving to God for life, strength, and the opportunity to serve one’s community to the fullest. For members of the Ifemba Age Grade, the occasion was both…
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Of Fallacies, Forgery And Fakery III – As The Descent To Shamelessness Continues, I Worry For Nigeria.

Of Fallacies, Forgery And Fakery III – As The Descent To Shamelessness Continues, I Worry For Nigeria.

Tinubu: Imperial Rulers Like You Who Do Not Listen, Populate The Ignoble Dumpsites Of History. I was unequivocal when I noted in the New Year Day brief of this series that the year 2026 will be a year of long knives, of betrayal, of subterfuge and of perfidy. If I were one of the Merchants of Faith my followers would have gone to town screaming that my prophecies and proselytizing have come through and true so quickly… But not so, because the truth is before us, and the APC is incapable of pulling out pleasant surprises. The President of the…
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Beyond Sentiment, a Call for Justice, Accountability, and Responsible Leadership in Okon-Aku Ohafia

Beyond Sentiment, a Call for Justice, Accountability, and Responsible Leadership in Okon-Aku Ohafia

My name is Comr. Amos Oge Kalu,. For those who have reached out to understand the true situation surrounding the crisis in my village, Okon-Aku, Ohafia, it must be stated clearly that the matter is as complex as it appears simple. At the heart of the problem lies the persistent inability of critical stakeholders to find common ground and reconcile their differences. I have maintained silence for some time, largely out of respect for Hon. Akuma, who was not just a close friend but a brother from my maternal lineage of Umu Ezie. His encouragement and support in my professional…
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