Opinion

Veteran Journalist Comr. Chidi Asonye Elected To National Credentials Committee For NUJ Triennial Conference.

Veteran Journalist Comr. Chidi Asonye Elected To National Credentials Committee For NUJ Triennial Conference.

In a significant development, Comrade Chidi Asonye, Vice Chairman of the Abia State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), has been elected as a member of the National Credentials Committee for the upcoming NUJ Triennial Delegates Conference. With over 35 years of experience as a practicing journalist, Comrade Asonye brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the committee. His distinguished career spans various roles, including reporter, correspondent, acting editor, managing editor, editor-in-chief, and currently, news editor with ZikFm 96.3 Umuahia and editor-in-chief of ParrotNews Online Newspaper. As a member of the National Credentials Committee, Comrade Asonye will…
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“Travesty of Justice” – Community Leaders Express Outrage over Court Ruling on Eze Aro Dispute

“Travesty of Justice” – Community Leaders Express Outrage over Court Ruling on Eze Aro Dispute

COURT RULING ON EZE ARO IX DISPUTE IGNITES WIDESPREAD OUTRAGE In a contentious move, a court has issued a restraining order against Eze Eberechukwu Kanu Oji, prohibiting him from assuming the title of Eze Aro IX amidst a protracted traditional ruler dispute. The ruling has sparked vehement criticism from community leaders and stakeholders, who have denounced the decision as a "travesty of justice" that undermines the rights and traditions of the Aro people. The dispute over the rightful occupant of the Eze Aro IX throne has persisted for years, with multiple claimants vying for the position. Despite the controversy, Eze…
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Disregard Godwin Idei’s claim to Aro throne – Arochukwu Royal Palace

Our attention has been drawn to a 10-paragraph press release captioned “Court Update on Eze Aroship”dated August 1, 2024 and signed by a certain Mazi Dr Agodi Kanu, who claims to be Director of Palace Communication. In fact, he is an impostor as no such Office exists in Arochukwu Palace. Ordinarily, we would not have bothered to honor the author of that press release with a response but for the benefit of Umu Aro and the public who might be deceived by the antics associated with a dying horse struggling with its lasts kicks. We wish, therefore, to make the…
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Ensuring Equity and Fairness in  Election of Next Ohafia L.G.A  Chairman: The Case for Okamu Ward

Ensuring Equity and Fairness in  Election of Next Ohafia L.G.A  Chairman: The Case for Okamu Ward

As the election for the next Ohafia Local Government Chairman approaches, it is essential to emphasize the need for equity and fairness in the selection process. For too long, the position has been dominated by a few wards, leaving others feeling marginalized and excluded. Okamu Ward deserves a chance to produce the next chairman to ensure a more equitable representation of the local government. Ohafia Local Government has a long history of rotating the chairmanship position among its wards. However, a closer examination reveals that some wards have had more opportunities than others. Okamu Ward, in particular, has been overlooked…
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NYA Expresses Disappointment Over Tinubu’s Response To Protests, Accuses Him of Narcissist Leadership.

NYA Expresses Disappointment Over Tinubu’s Response To Protests, Accuses Him of Narcissist Leadership.

The National Youth Alliance (NYA) is appalled and disappointed by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's address to the nation, which failed to acknowledge the fundamental issues driving the ongoing protests across Nigeria. The President's response demonstrates a clear disconnect from the harsh realities of hunger, economic hardship, and suffering faced by Nigerians. Instead of addressing the root causes of the protests, the President chose to tout his administration's achievements, which have only exacerbated the economic woes of the citizenry. The removal of fuel subsidies, touted as a necessary reform, has plunged millions of Nigerians into deeper poverty and hardship. We question…
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