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   Written by Nduka Anyanwu Introduction In an era marked by global crises—marked by polarization, anxiety, and disconnection—the Nigeria nation finds itself at a crossroads. The increasing divisions along ethnic, religious, and socio-economic lines threaten the unity and progress of our beloved country.  As the APGA National Chairman, Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa emphasizes, **good leadership** has the power to serve as a beacon of hope, guiding Nigeria toward healing and reconciliation.  Leadership rooted in culture, spirituality, and human values can serve as a bridge—connecting fractured communities and fostering a shared sense of purpose. Community over Competition  Ezeokenwa advocates for a leadership paradigm that places community above individual or sectional interests.  True leadership, he asserts, must prioritize collective well-being over competition and discord. By promoting social cohesion, inclusivity, and mutual support, leaders can rebuild the bo...

written by Nduka Anyanwu Nigeria, a mosaic of diverse cultures, languages, and traditions, possesses an unparalleled richness that can serve as a potent catalyst for national development. Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa, the APGA National Chairman, emphasizes that harnessing Nigeria's vibrant cultural heritage alongside strategic economic initiatives can forge a resilient pathway toward sustained growth and unity. Nduka Anyanwu, in his analysis, explores how this cultural-economic symbiosis can be the cornerstone of Nigeria’s continued progress. Cultural Heritage as a Unifying Force   Nigeria's multitude of ethnic groups—Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, and many others—each possess unique traditions, arts, and histories that define the nation's identity. Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa advocates that embracing and celebrating this diversity fosters national unity and pride. "Our culture is our strength," he affirms. "It creates a shared sense of identity that transcends ethnic and regio...

By: Awajis Josiah-Chijindu    President Bola Tinubu has made changes in the hierarchy of the Service Chiefs in furtherance of the efforts of the Federal Government of Nigeria to strengthen the national security architecture.    The President appointed General Olufemi Oluyede to replace General Christopher Musa as the new Chief of Defence Staff. The new Chief of Army Staff is Major-General W. Shaibu. Air Vice Marshall S.K Aneke is Chief of Air Staff while Rear Admiral I. Abbas is the new Chief of Naval Staff.  Chief of Defence Intelligence Major-General E.A.P Undiendeye retains his position.    The President, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, expresses most profound appreciation to the outgoing Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa and the other Service Chiefs for their patriotic service, and dedicated leadership.   The President charges the newly appointed Service Chiefs to justify the confidence reposed in them to further enhance...

By: Awajis Josiah-Chijindu  The Rivers State Command has reacted to an allegation that the Divisional Police Officer, DPO of Special Area Rumuodomaya(Rumuokoro Police station) is fraternizing with an alleged land grabber, Stephen Onyegwa. Mr. Chinedu Igweze and Gbenga Oladapo Esq two landlords of Cedarwood estate at SARS road in Obio-Akpor Local Government Area who spoke for the affected landlords during a protest on Wednesday,October 22,2025 had accused the DPO of conniving with Mr Nyegwa to grab their property. Mr Nyegwa in an interview with Journalists denied the allegation and exonerated the DPO of any complicity. The Public Relations Officer of Rivers State Police Command, SP Grace Iringe-Koko Grace Iringe Koko while reacting to the allegation, said the Police received a distress call that there was an issue  going on in the estate last Monday inform of protest which may likely cause breach of peace. SP Koko disclosed that the Divisional Police Officer of Rumudomaya Speci...

Written By Nduka Anyanwu   THE DEVASTATING CONSEQUENCES OF INSECURITY   Nigeria, a country rich in natural resources and endowed with a vibrant populace, teeters on the precipice of economic meltdown. The grip of insecurity, an insidious force that continues to plague the nation, has crippled economic stability and development.  As the APGA National Chairman, Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa, aptly puts it, "insecurity is the cancer that threatens to consume our collective progress." The detrimental effects of this scourge are multifaceted and far-reaching. The Economic Cost of Insecurity   The economic implications of insecurity are stark and alarming. The constant threat of violence, kidnapping, and terrorism has decimated investor confidence, stifling foreign direct investment and hindering the growth of small and medium-scale enterprises. The result is a dwindling GDP, a widening trade deficit, and a plummeting standard of living for the average Nigerian.  AsBar...

Written By Nduka Anyanwu An Exclusive Insight by Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa, APGA National Chairman, with Analysis by Nduka Anyanwu, SA Media to the APGA National Chairman  Introduction In an era defined by technological innovation and global connectivity, Nigeria stands at the threshold of a transformative journey. The digital economy presents an unprecedented opportunity for the nation to accelerate development, diversify its revenue streams, and elevate the standard of living for millions.  Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa, the visionary Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), passionately advocates for Nigeria to harness the power of the digital revolution as a catalyst for rapid growth and sustainable progress. The Digital Economy: A Game Changer   The digital economy encompasses the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services through digital platforms. It includes e-commerce, fintech, digital payments, cloud computing, blockchain, and mo...