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Actress, Angela Okorie Apologises to Mercy Johnson and Senator Ned Nwoko Seeks Forgivness

Actress, Angela Okorie Apologises to Mercy Johnson and Senator Ned Nwoko Seeks Forgivness

She wrote: “Hi beautiful people, these past days have been a period of intense reflection for me.Lately , having reminisced on certain events that had transpired, I can only thank God that I am alive. It’s no secret that there have been some difficult issues circulating on social media between Mercy Johnson and myself; Moving forward, I would like to address this matter. I am human, and when my emotions take over, I speak from the heart, often saying things directly as they come to me, especially when I felt hurt. Once I’ve expressed myself, I forget about it and…
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OUK’s Right To Contest In 2027 Is Backed By Law; Desist from Cheap Blackmail – Chidiebere Tells Agbaeze, Uwagwu

OUK’s Right To Contest In 2027 Is Backed By Law; Desist from Cheap Blackmail – Chidiebere Tells Agbaeze, Uwagwu

A Chieftain of All Progressives Congress in Abia State and a staunch suporter of the Senator Representing Abia North Senatorial Zone, Chief Chidiebere J. Okoh, has wedded into the constinous and calculated attempt by some politicians to desperage and diminishing the towerng legacies of the distinguished Senator, saying it is a failed attempt in futility. "I advise Hon. Chief Chiebere Uwagwu and Chief Sir Chima Agbaeze to desist from their recent campaign of blackmail and personal attacks on Senator Orji Uzor Kalu over his third tenure ambition. It is essential to recognize that Senator Kalu has the right to contest…
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Soludo Hailed Buhari, Obiano While They Were in Office, Blamed Them After They Left

Soludo Hailed Buhari, Obiano While They Were in Office, Blamed Them After They Left

…Says Soludo Who Is Hailing Tinubu Today Will Blame Him After He Leaves Office, as Usual SPEAKING FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE MOUTH AS A POLITICAL STRATEGY-THE SOLUDO EXAMPLE. The attention of the Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu Media Office has been drawn to Governor Chukwuma Soludo’s recent comments at The Platform, where he lavished praise on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s economic reforms. While Soludo’s remarks may appear as statesmanship on the surface, discerning Nigerians and Ndi Anambra can see through the familiar game: praise those in power today, blame them tomorrow. This is not new. Governor Soludo used the same strategy…
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2027: Heed The Cries Of Your People – Ohanaeze Calls On Dr. Emeka Kalu

2027: Heed The Cries Of Your People – Ohanaeze Calls On Dr. Emeka Kalu

OHANAEZE NDIGBO PRESS RELEASE The Apex Socio-Cultural Organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, solemnly commends the humanitarian initiatives championed by the Dr. Emeka Charles Kalu Foundation. This exemplary volunteer outreach group has emerged as a critical lifeline for the beleaguered people of Abia North, Abia State, and the Southeast, particularly amid Nigeria’s relentless economic crisis, which has rendered countless individuals unable to secure even the most basic human necessities. Ohanaeze Ndigbo emphatically underscores the dire reality of rampant poverty and hunger besieging Nigeria, with consequences most acutely felt in the Southeast. The pervasive challenges of insecurity, compounded by widespread economic disarray, herald a…
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John Hopkins speech: Sanwo-Olu knocks Peter Obi for ‘demarketing’ Nigeria

John Hopkins speech: Sanwo-Olu knocks Peter Obi for ‘demarketing’ Nigeria

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State has said former Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi lacks the moral justification to demarket Nigeria abroad. Sanwo-Olu accused Obi of making comments that de-marketed Nigeria at the John Hopkins University in the United States, US. He maintained that the former LP presidential candidate played a part in the poverty level in Anambra State as a governor. Sanwo-Olu stressed that after Obi left of office, Willie Obiano took over the mantle of leadership in the state and reduced the poverty rate from almost 60 per cent to 14.8 per cent. During an engagement at…
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