HRM Apostle Chinyere secures multi-million dollar investment from Italian firms for in Ohanku community
Founder/General Overseer of Omega Power Ministries (OPM) and The King of Ikwuorie Autonomous community
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Those who say that context and perception are EVERYTHING in human communication do have a point. Sometimes what a person is saying is really NOT what he’s saying, as paradoxical as that
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The day passed quietly last week: no fun fair; no noise-making. It was not because he is no longer in the flesh. Even if he were, the great day would have been
Turkish-backed mercenaries in Niger: A new power struggle in the Sahel
Like many other conflict zones around the world, the Sahel has become a battleground for the great powers. After the departure of the French and the Americans, the Turkish are reportedly imposing
Abia vows to recover illegally acquired government lands
Following latest policies on lands and housing matters, the Abia State government has vowed to recover the state government’s lands and property that were illegally acquired or possessed, promising to also comply with
Niger’s journey of redemption under Governor Bago
As the esteemed Warren Bennis so eloquently articulated, “Leadership is the capacity to translate vision into reality,” a sentiment that finds profound resonance in the transformative narrative of Niger State, a region
Umo Eno: Taking rural development to dizzying heights
Akwa Ibom, blessed with crude oil, gas deposits, agricultural, other natural and human resources; a scenic, beautiful and climatically-favourable landscape; alluring, magical and magnetic destinations; fascinating and exciting people, with a rich
Rivers’ journey of transformation under Fubara
As I stepped into Rivers State, I was bracing myself for accounts of a prolonged and bitter conflict, perpetuated largely through social media and fueled by a dominant narrative that has come