Opinion Archives - Page 218 of 232

Dec

23

2021

Open Letter: Udoeze Berates Ohafia LG Chairman For Roles In Escalating Okon-Aku Crisis.

Abia State, Ohafia, PoliticsAbia State, Okon-Aku, Opinion, Security

…you are advised to stay your action fueling rancour. Dear Chairman, Dr Okorafor Ukiwe, Compliments of the season from a concerned citizen of Okon-Aku Autonomous Community Ohafia where your attention is needed, hoping that this message meets you well. It has become expedient that your attention is drawn to the dangerous role you are being used to play by desperate members of Okon-Aku who are power-hungry and die-hard agents of rancorous atmosphere from where they feed on the misery of the entire citizens of Okon-Aku who are always at the receiving end of the actions of the few whose will…

Dec

01

2021

By OHAFIATV

United Airlines inaugurates nonstop service between Lagos, Washington D.C.

Economy, MetroNext Level, Nigeria, Opinion, Politics

United Airlines has inaugurated its new nonstop service between its hub at Washington Dulles International Airport and Murtala Muhammed International Airport with the arrival of the first flight into Lagos on Wednesday. With three weekly flights, United is the first and only airline serving Washington, D.C. nonstop from Lagos. The flight is operated with state-of-the-art Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, featuring United’s award-winning United Polaris business class cabin and United Premium Plus premium economy seats. The new service marks United’s return to Nigeria, which the airline previously served up until 2016. A water cannon salute marked the arrival of United flight…

Nov

29

2021

By OHAFIATV

Insurity In Africa: Why ECOWAS, AU, UN, should investigate Mysterious Airbus in Guinea-Bissau

Guinea Bissau, News, PoliticsAfrica, Comr Amos Kalu, Guinea Bissau, Opinion, Politics, United Nations

OHAFIA TV News Editorial BISSAU: Amidst growing tension and apprehension in rising incidences of terrible insecurity plaguing Africa perennially without respite in sight, it has become expedient that Africans began to look inwards to review, ponder and identify possible approaches to curbing the menace eating up her fabrics and hindering every possible hope of development in the 21st Century and beyond, INSECURITY. An omen that has threatened her peace, opportunities and progress. While reminiscing on the paths we had throd, it has become incumbent upon Africa leadership to ponder on the path ahead, placing in contrast, our errors, our gains,…

Nov

26

2021

By Nwajiaku Chidiogo

Okon-Aku Communal Fracas: Restoration, Steps To Achieve Lasting Peace Initiated.

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, Metro, News, Ohafia, PoliticsAbia State, Metro, Ohafia, Okon-Aku, Opinion

COMMUNIQUE OF THE MEETING OF ODU BRANCH EXCOS HELD ON 23RD NOVEMBER, 2021 This communique is an addendum to our initial meeting held on 16th of October, 2021 at Aba and a follow up virtual meeting on 18th November, 2021. It also updates some of the agreements reached therewith due to subsequent developments. Whereas the Constitution of ODU provided for the creation of a body to be known as Branch Chairmen and Secretaries and are vested with the power to stand in and make sure that there is Peace, Unity and Harmony in the community in time of crisis like…

Nov

22

2021

By OHAFIATV

Sit-At-Home: Ohanaeze urges South-East residents to go back to schools, business

Metro, News, PoliticsEconomy, Freedom, Metro, Nigeria, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Opinion, Politics, Security

The President-General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Amb. Professor George Obiozor has urged residents of the South East region to go about their normal businesses every Monday of the week because the era of Monday’s sit at home is gone. Obiozor encouraged all the schools in the South East to commence their usual academic activities without any fear of molestation. Ohanaeze Ndigbo Speaking, he said, “The transporters and traders that come to the South East of Nigeria from all parts of the country and the Cameroons are also advised to feel free to come and transact their businesses. “This is because the…