By Patrick Obia Code 888 has taken its commitment of ensuring that the governorship ticket come 2023 returns to the Southern Senatorial District to the next level. The sociopolitical group warned that the will not hesitate to clampdown on anyone or group that tries to wrestle seat. The group reiterated their position when it flagged
I have few thoughts deluging the carapace of my mind I want to share with you as you prepare for leadership. No one ever became a great leader merely because he/she was a youth. Though most great leaders attained their strides in their youth, it was their dexterity and capacity to provide solutions that endeared
By Patrick Obia A group under the aegis of Cross River State Youth Success Institute (CRSYSI), have told Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State to stay clear off Cross River issues. The warning is in connection to the recent spite by the Rivers’ number one citizen where he posited that “I am not a 419
By Edem Edem, Daily Post The National Vice Chairman of Labour Party (LP), South South, Prince Favour Reuben has inaugurated the Party in Cross River State. Inaugurating the State Chapter on Thursday, Prince Reuben disclosed that the former Chairman defected to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) about three years ago. He said the move to
I really will want to go straight to the point and tell you what our team found out in Abuochiche. But let me quickly address additional concerns raised by the Hon. Member in his response. 1. That I am being used by politicians under the guise of journalism to fight him. But you see ehn,
I’ve been approached several times by concerned persons who feel that as a journalist, I am supposed to stay out of politics and concentrate on investigating and writing the news. They have also been a lot of preachment about how journalism and politics are parallel. Hon. Legor Idagbo, my Rep, also insinuated this sentiment yesterday
To say the least, I was very shocked today, when I came online to see the ballistic rejoinder my MP in the Nigeria House of Representatives, Barrister Legor Idagbo aimed at Agba Jalingo and myself. Speaking for me, my shock stemmed from the fact that in the last couple of years, I’ve had a cordial
My dear Agba Jalingo, It is sad that you have allowed politics and your hatred for Governor Ben Ayade (your brother) change you from being a renowned investigative journalist to a tool in the hands of certain politicians who are trying to bring the Governor down and by extension myself. In your recent post you