Special Adviser to Mr. Peter Obi on Media
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‘Obi instrumental to erosion control’
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Umahi: The Deliberate Fratricide
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Valentine Obienyem
“ In Igbo land, salutation is cordial but simple; there is no bowing, genuflection or prostration, for that seems to the proud citizens a vestige of monarchy.”
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The governors appointed by PBAT to coordinate activities in their respective states have agreed to sponsor all his activities in those states. In Anambra, for instance, a budget of ₦17 billion has been proposed, including vote-buying.
States with APC Govs appointed to PBAT’s Campaign council not celebrating, yet those whose Govs have been appointed from another party are celebrating as if their Govs. have discovered a new demonstration in geometry. Shame! Enslavement!!
Agulu Versus Uburu: A Critique of Political Regressions
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Professor in Practice said his people, our brothers in Ebonyi, would not vote for Peter Obi because of the removal of Prof. Bernard Odoh as Vice-Chancellor. Instead, they would vote for Tinubu. Please remind me: who removed Prof. Odoh?
The Coscharis Interview and the Peter Obi Question
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The rescue of 180 lives was important enough for the Prime Minister of Israel to interrupt everything he was doing and address the nation. In Nigeria, we routinely witness deaths exceeding that number without a word from the President.
In 2023, he created the impression that he was seriously ill for reasons. Now that electioneering is underway, there appears to be a carefully orchestrated effort to present that image of serious illness again. Once bitten, twice shy.
Fr Oluoma, Soludo and the Obidient Question
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Fr Oluoma is one of those priests after my heart. I enjoy his deep sense of analysis, his intellectual confidence and, especially, his strong knowledge of exegesis.
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Peter Obi bought his first house in London in 1987, when he was 26 years old. He bought his second house in London in 1996. When did others buy theirs? What does this tell you?