Opinion

The name Honourable Chief Amobi Ogah stands tall as a symbol of vision, integrity, and progress for the good people of Isuikwuato and Umunneochi Federal Constituency. His leadership continues to shine as a light of hope, strength, and transformation in our land. Chief Amobi Ogah is not just a politician, he is a man of purpose, a builder of people, and a true servant of the masses. His actions speak louder than words. Every project he initiates, every empowerment he sponsors, and every word he speaks reflects his deep love for his people and his unshakable commitment to their wellbeing.…

By Save Nigeria Group USA. Washington, D.C. — In a decisive step toward global advocacy for the safety, dignity, and freedom of Nigerians, Stephen Osemwegie, President of Save Nigeria Group USA, has continued high-level engagement with top U.S. policymakers, reaffirming the organization’s unwavering mission: to help end insecurity, mass displacement, and religious freedom violations in Nigeria—for all Nigerians, regardless of faith or ethnicity. On January 13, 2026, Save Nigeria Group USA leadership attended a major hearing at the United States Capitol Hill, convened by the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) in partnership with congressional leaders and international stakeholders.…

Of Fallacies, Forgery And Fakery III. 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 Federal Republic of Nigeria who left the Country before…

By Ambassador Dr. Osita Offor "De Ultimate Commander" (Ikenga Gburugburu) Politics, like time, does not wait. It moves on—sometimes gently, sometimes brutally. Senator Orji Uzor Kalu’s difficulty today is not that his political time has passed, but that he refuses to accept that history has closed that chapter. His recent fixation on Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Chioma Otti, OFR, is therefore less a debate of ideas and more a public display of political anxiety. Governor Otti did not invite himself into Senator Kalu’s political narrative. He was dragged in—because relevance, once lost, is often pursued through noise rather than…