Nigerian youths can save Peter Obi’s quest to become President but only if they realise one thing, writes Ogbuagu Anikwe.
Viewpoints
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Peter Obi is not a deity
Peter Obi is better than other presidential frontrunners in the current race but he’s not a deity to be worshipped, says Prof Moses Ochonu
Posted inEnugu 2023
Ugwuanyiphobia in Enugu Labour Party
In ugwuanyiphobia, Anayochukwu Agbo demonstrates how Enugu Labour party managers scored own goal they blame on Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi.
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How to value a state investment
Nick Okoye weighs in on the debate on current value of Anambra State investments made by former Govrrnor Peter Obi
Posted inEbonyi 2023
An agenda for Umahi’s successor
Publisher Ogbuagu Anikwe recognizes an important governance agenda item for Gov Dave Umahi’s successor in 2023.
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Deploy civil language to 2023 discourse
In Deploy civil language, Chido Nwakanma calls on politicians and public commentators to keep public discourse high and elevated.
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Why I didn’t attend APC Convention
Why I didn’t attend APC Convention is a statement of appreciation and thanksgiving from youthful Southeast presidential aspirant, Emeka Nwajiuba.
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How did we get here?
In How did we get here, Columnist Benjamin Achi bemoans the state of our nation today, on the sidelines of the comic reliefs from VIP slaps heard around the world.
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Obiano errors Soludo must avoid to succeed
Paschal Nwankwo lists communication gap, vanity, first-lady syndrome, nepotism and armchair leadership as Obiano errors Soludo must avoid for success.
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Enugu, like lambs to the slaughter
The significance of Sen Ike Ekweremadu’s Weekend declaration is that suddenly, Enugu voters are no longer looking like lambs to the slaughter