Opinion Archives - Page 191 of 233

Oct

27

2022

Abia North 2023: Opotoyom storms Bende LGA with message of development, hope

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, Ohafia, Opinion, Politics2023, Abia State, Next Level, Nigeria, Nnamdi Iro Oji, Opinion, Opotoyom, Politics

The Labour Party candidate for Abia North Senatorial Zone in 2023, Chief Nnamdi Iro Oji, popularly known as OPOTOYOM, has continued to consolidate his grassroots drastic mobilization and sensitization of the electorates on the need to support the revolution sweeping across the nation through the liberation instruments of the Labour Party in 2023. As part of his structure erection strategy, Hon Chief Nnamdi Iro Oji (Opotoyom) addressed the Campaign Council Members of Bende LGA during their inauguration held at One Love Hotel, Uzuakoli, in Bende LGA. The Campaign Council Members agreed to work hard in the delivery of all Labour…

Oct

27

2022

By Amos Oge Kalu

On Nnamdi Kanu: A special National Award For Abubakar Malami

Abia State, News, Opinion, PoliticsAbubakar Malami, Freedom, Next Level, Nigeria, Nnamdi Kanu, Odo Ijere, Opinion, Politics

The ruling of the Umuahia High Court ordering the FG to return Nnamdi Kanu back to Kenya and pay him a compensation of N500,000,000 Naira is a trite ruling that indeed has called a spade by its name. I had written in my many past submissions that Alhaji Abubakar Malami SAN will end up embarrassing this nation because of his empty ego trip. He has proved beyond doubts that he's a luminary nincompoop in the legal profession he professes. An Attorney General that is totally brain dead and a disgrace to the legal profession. An ethnic bigot that is emotionally…

Oct

26

2022

By Amos Oge Kalu

Abia2023: Dr Ukpai Iro Ukpai and his political philosophy in summary.

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

I enjoin that there must necessarily be a "severe contest" between progressivism (one that privileges 'innovation and change') and reactionary conservatism (one that opposes innovation and change but privileges things as they were/are).Abia's progress depends on whether we are committed to one or the other. By saying this, I put forward my political philosophy, for those who may not know it. Ukpai Iro UkpaiNNPP Governorship Candidate Abia State EXECUTIVE JOB OPENING Who we are Called Abia State - God's own State.Perceived as one of the most economically viable areas of Africa on creation into a State of FRN in August…

Oct

26

2022

By Kalu Odinakachi

Bayelsa leads in INEC’s invalid CVR with 307,513 out of 444,652, Ebonyi Second (See Others)

News2023, Ebonyi State, INEC, Metro, Next Level, Nigeria, Opinion, Politics

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has released a pruned list of total registrations recorded during the recently concluded Continuous Voter Registration (CVR), with Bayelsa and Ebonyi having the highest figure of invalid registrants. The CVR held from June 28 to July 31 to enable previously unregistered eligible persons to register for Permanent Voter Cards to be able to vote in the 2023 General Election. A breakdown of the CVR showed that while Bayelsa recorded a total of 444,652 completed registrations, only 137,139 were valid while 307,513 were invalid, representing 69.2% of invalid registrations. Ebonyi trailed Bayelsa as the state…

Oct

26

2022

By Amos Oge Kalu

How UK’s New Prime Minister Rose To Power and Wealth

Lifestyle, News, Opinion, Politics, SponsoredNext Level, Nigeria, Okey Udo, Opinion, Politics, Rishi Sunak, United Kingdom, World News

Once a new face emerge on the global stage, I would quickly research about their rising and try to figure out what code they used to emerge… People rise majorly through 3 codes - who you marry, who you know that knows you and what you know.TD Jakes said "nothing just happens" which means greatness is not accidental. Let's talk about the 3 codes: First code is the strongest - if you miss it here, you may struggle for the rest of your life. You must be intentional with choosing Who to marry. My father said to me "Son, don't…