Publisher OGBUAGU ANIKWE discusses the matter of building a consensus on the issue of Biafra and a crucial missing link for IPOB to note
September 2021
10 Ways to age gracefully, by Obasanjo
At an Ibadan Elders’ Forum , former President General Olusegun Obasanjo suggests the following 10 ways for seniors to age gracefully.
Lifestyle
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Abdulaziz Ude was a father-figure, and I’m in pains!
Abdulaziz Ude was a father-figure and I’m in pains! is a tribute by Harvard-trained lawyer, EMEKA UGWUONYE.
Buhari and Ugwuanyi mourn Abdulaziz Ude
President Muhammadu Buhari and Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State mourn the passing of Businessman and philanthropist, Abdulaziz Ude, at the weekend.
Anambra State Govt mourns Abdulaziz Ude
The Government of Anambra State mourns Chief Abdulazeez Ude in this tribute released by Information & Public Enlightenment Comissioner, C. DON ADINUBA
Frightening humility of a mentor
In Frightening Humility of a Mentor, Poet UZOR MAXIM UZOATU paid tribute to an icon of philanthropy, Abdulazeez Ude, who passed on 16 September 2021.
Abdulaziz Ude is dead, aged 81
Renowned publisher, businessman and philanthropist, Abdulaziz Ude, passes on. The Enugu-born philanthropist died 16 Sept in Lagos, aged 81
Raid on Rangers’ Coach fails as Kano Pillars give up
Raid on Rangers’ Coach fails Raid on Rangers International FC coach, Salisu Yusuf, by Kano Pillars fails. Coach to stay on as Pillars give up. Speculations were intense in the media suggesting that Pillars planned to raid the Enugu Club for the main coach. Also, management of the Kano Club reportedly said it welcomed the […]
Boko Harming self in Alaigbo; the new phase of Igbo Wars
CHIDO NWAKANMA joins the moral outrage against IPOB’s excesses and predicts that people’s losses from shutdowns will undo the organisation’s objective good.