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  The attention of Hon. Prince Isaac Umejuru has been drawn to a publication circulating on certain social media platforms, including Port Harcourt Force and Inside Port Harcourt, alleging that he was directed to mobilise stakeholders from ONELGA to pressure the Governor of Rivers State, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, into replacing the Deputy Governor, Prof. Ngozi Nma Odu. While the claims are unfounded and lack credibility, the potential for this misinformation to mislead the public and heighten political tension necessitates a formal response. Honourable Umejuru categorically denies the allegation in its entirety. He states that at no point was he instructed by any individual or group to undertake such actions, nor has he considered, supported, or participated in any effort aimed at undermining the office or person of the Deputy Governor. He further reiterates his unwavering loyalty and respect for Prof. Ngozi Nma Odu, whom he describes as a distinguished leader, mentor and mother. Hon....

  By: Awajis Josiah-Chijindu  Thirteen suspects have been arrested by the Rivers State Police Command in connection to the attack and assault melted on a Port Harcourt based journalist, Mr. Allwell Ene, while conducting an investigation around garrison area. A statement by the Command's Public Relations Officer, ASP Blessing Agabe, stated that the suspects are believed to be involved in various criminal activities, including phone theft and the harassment of law-abiding members of the public.  The statement further noticed that  Investigations are ongoing and efforts are being intensified to ensure all perpetrators are brought to justice. The Commissioner of Police, Olugenga Adepoju, advised journalists and private investigators to refrain from undertaking investigative activities alone, particularly in high-risk or crime-prone areas.  CP Adepoju encouraged collaboration with the Police and urged members of the public to always provide credible information to se...

Written By Nduka Anyanwu  On this special occasion of the 2026 Workers Day celebration, The APGA National Chairman, Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa extends his warmest greetings and heartfelt appreciation to all Nigerian workers whose dedication, resilience, and unwavering commitment continue to drive the progress of our great nation. May 1st stands as a powerful reminder of the dignity of labour and the indispensable role workers play in nation-building. Across every sector public and private, formal and informal Nigerian workers remain the backbone of our economy, the engine of development, and the true strength of our democracy. As we celebrate this years Workers Day, Bar. Ezeokenwa commends their sacrifices, perseverance in the face of economic challenges, and daily contributions toward national growth and stability. Their hard work remains the foundation upon which a stronger and more prosperous Nigeria can be built. He encouraged all workers to remain steadfast, committed, and hopefu...

Written By Nduka Anyanwu  Nigeria’s democratic journey stands today at a critical crossroads, where the trust of the people in the electoral process is increasingly being tested by deepening political tension, institutional distrust, and widespread voter apathy. The growing atmosphere of political uncertainty raises urgent questions about the credibility of electing the true mandate of the people in an environment where confidence in democratic institutions continues to decline. According to the National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa, the nation must urgently rethink its political culture and democratic processes if genuine representation, good governance, and national stability must be achieved. He emphasized that democracy thrives not merely on elections, but on the credibility of those elections and the collective belief of citizens that their votes truly count. When the people begin to lose faith in the process, democracy itself...

Written By Nduka Anyanwu  The National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Sly Ezeokenwa, Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa, has emphasized that the true challenge before Nigeria is not merely changing political actors, but replacing a broken system with one that genuinely reflects good governance, accountability, justice, and credible leadership across all spheres of national life. According to Barrister Ezeokenwa, Nigeria’s democracy cannot achieve meaningful progress if it remains trapped in a cycle where personalities change but the structure of governance remains fundamentally flawed. He noted that for too long, Nigerians have witnessed the recycling of leadership without corresponding improvements in public service delivery, institutional integrity, or citizen welfare. He stressed that democracy must go beyond periodic elections and political slogans. True democracy, he said, is measured by how effectively leadership improves the lives of the people, protects public...

SPONSORED  A recipient of the integrity award of the Nigeria Association of Christian Journalists, NACJ, Professor Cynthia Obiorah has described the award bestowed on her as one of great honour and privilege. Professor Obiorah who spoke after receiving the Integrity Woman and Philanthropist of the Year award, said integrity is not just a word but a daily choice and lifestyle. ‘Integrity is not just a word, it’s a daily choice, integrity is that name that one wears like a cloth, philanthropy is not charity, philanthropy is this path together and to all Nigerians who have decided to walk this journey with me, your trust is the wind beneath my wings, with your trust I can fly as high than even I can imagine” While dedicating the award to persons who uphold integrity, Professor Obiorah who is also the first Female Professor of Occupational Health, Safety, and Environment in Africa described Christian Journalists as men and women who uphold truth, justice, and moral clarity. ‘ To the Ni...